1)if a revolution merely replaces one authoritarian ruler with another, is it still a a revolution? a turning point?

2) “the great events of history have a way of defying ideological manipulation”, according to serge schmemann, a pulitzer prize winning journalist. do you agree, why or why not?

other thoughts?

Why did the second indochina war start in 1956

What did the french national assembly decide? peasants would only have to pay one-tenth of their earnings to the catholic church. the government could not legally charge taxes without first holding a vote. aristocrats would still receive special privileges as long as they paid a higher tax. employment would be available to all people, regardless of their social class.

What war was a result of militarism and nationalism in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries? question 1 options: civil war revolutionary war world war i cold war