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.

What role do government leaders play in the context of a revolution according to the text?

What are some common patterns that revolutions tend to follow as mentioned in the text?