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Revolution Model

Revolution Model. 3. Breaking Point – An event or a series of events that serve as final straw and necessitate change . There can be multiple counter revolutions, as different sides are attempting to gain power and to shape the post-revolutionary nation.

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Revolution Model

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  1. Revolution Model 3. Breaking Point – An event or a series of events that serve as final straw and necessitate change There can be multiple counter revolutions, as different sides are attempting to gain power and to shape the post-revolutionary nation 6. Counter revolution- moving closer to original balance 4. Revolution 5. Aftermath Revolution Revolutionaries establish system that goes beyond even original balance Radical ideas 2. Strain on the system Soaring then crashing Class struggle Unhappy intellectuals Incompetent Government Gutless leaders Fiscal Irresponsibility Misuse of military Reduction of Rights 1. Status Quo or Balance between Authority and Liberty Purposes of Government are being met and people are satisfied

  2. Revolution Model 1. Balance between Authority and Liberty Purposes of Government are being met and people are satisfied

  3. Revolution Model 2. Strain on the system Soaring then crashing Class struggle Unhappy intellectuals Incompetent Government Gutless leaders Fiscal Irresponsibility Misuse of military Reduction of Rights

  4. Revolution Model 3. Breaking Point – An event or a series of events that serve as final straw and necessitate change

  5. Revolution Model 4. Revolution 5. Aftermath Revolution Revolutionaries establish system that goes beyond even original balance

  6. Revolution Model 6. Counter revolution- moving closer to original balance

  7. The American Revolution 1. Balance between Authority and Liberty 1. Colonist were content with England 2nd highest standard of living Semi-independent

  8. The American Revolution 2. Strain on the system French and Indian War No representation Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Paine, Patrick Henry, Samuel Adams, Sons of Liberty Navigational Acts strictly enforced Tea Act, Sugar Act, Stamp Act British Debt on the backs of Americans Quartering Soldiers Boston Massacre Troops occupied Boston First Continental Congress

  9. The American Revolution 3. Breaking Point Lexington and Concord

  10. The American Revolution 4. Revolution Declaration of Independence 5. The Aftermath Articles of Confederation gave very little power to a central government. Strong States and a weak national government led to conflict and some local rebellions.

  11. The American Revolution Counter revolution- 1787- The Constitutional Convention Ratification of the Constitution 1789- The Bill of Rights Many consider this a counter revolution of a coup

  12. Revolution Model 3. Breaking Point – An event or a series of events that serve as final straw and necessitate change 6. Counter revolution- moving closer to original balance 4. Revolution 5. Aftermath Revolution Revolutionaries establish system that goes beyond even original balance 2. Strain on the system Soaring then crashing Class struggle Unhappy intellectuals Incompetent Government Gutless leaders Fiscal Irresponsibility Misuse of military Reduction of Rights 1. Balance between Authority and Liberty Purposes of Government are being met and people are satisfied

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