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Question
1. What causes revolutions to often devolve into civil war, coups, or general violence? Cite an example from history as an illustration.
2. How can a society experience internal violence without producing political, economic, or social upheaval? What is missing from an insurrection, revolt, or rebellion that would transform it into a revolution? Discuss an example of civil conflict, government change, or state collapse without revolution. What elements of revolution are missing from the example that illustrates the conclusions?
3. What similarities existed between the Cuban and Sandinista revolutions? What differences? Why?
4. Analyze one revolution in Latin America. To what degree did the success of the revolution depend on the leader? What ideologies/actions did the leader employ to bring about success?
5. How does imperial expansion impact the dynamics of warfare? Choose one historical example of an imperial or colonial war campaign or battle to illustrate. How did this campaign or battle fit into a greater imperial strategy?
6. Are empires and nation-states diametrically opposed to each other? What similarities or differences exist between a nation-state and an empire? How did gaining an empire impact a nation-state? Discuss whether the future of political organization is the nation-state or more empire-like, considering trends like unity movements, globalization, and popular nationalism.
7. Describe the origins and outcomes of the Arab Spring. Was the Arab Spring an attempted revolution or another type of social movement? Based on its outcomes since the early 2010s, did it fail? Explain why or why not.
8. Using the characteristics of revolution, identify an area, group, movement, or conflict that is on the verge of revolution. What elements are missing, or are intervening that prevent full revolution?
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