The Anatomy of Revolution

The video explores Crane Brinton's 'The Anatomy of Revolution', detailing the causes and stages of major political revolutions. Brinton identifies 10 conditions that lead to revolutions, such as social unrest and government failure. He also outlines 10 stages of revolutionary progression, from initial demands to the eventual return of moderate power. The video concludes with a motivational call to action.

Which of the following revolutions is NOT mentioned as a major political revolution in Brinton's book?

• The American Revolution

• The Industrial Revolution

• The French Revolution

• The English Revolution

What is one of the conditions that Brinton identifies as a cause of major revolutions?

• Restlessness due to societal restrictions

• Effective government response to societal needs

• Contentment among all social classes

• A strong economy

According to Brinton, what happens when revolutionaries gain power?

• They focus solely on economic reforms

• They immediately establish a new government

• They begin to quarrel among themselves

• They maintain unity and stability

What role do moderates play during the stages of a revolution, according to Brinton?

• They satisfy all parties involved

• They lead the revolution to a peaceful end

• They gain leadership but fail to satisfy radicals

• They prevent the revolution from occurring

What is a common outcome when a 'strongman' emerges during a revolution?

• The strongman assumes great power

• The strongman declines power

• The revolution ends immediately

• The revolution becomes more moderate