Defronzo Terms Flashcards

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Mass Frustration

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Societies expectations are higher than what’s delivered

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Dissident Elites

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If elites turn against leader, revolution has a good chance

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Unifying Motivations

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Has to be unifying enough to transverse class structure

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Severe Political Crisis

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Anything that puts the existing government in a position of weakness

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Permissive World Context

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Other countries allow revolution to happen

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Relative Deprevation

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Societies expectations are higher than what’s delivered

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Supporting Intellectuals Turn

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Intellectuals who supported the regime side with revoltuionaries

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Old Regime Tries To Save Itself With Reforms

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Too little too late, weakness, spurs the revolution

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Revolutionary Alliance Takes Over But Is Torn By Conflict

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Self explanatory

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First Post-Revolutionary Government Is Moderate

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Idealistic leaders take over

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Moderates Fail And Radicals Take Control

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Moderates can’t accomplish revolutionary goals and radicals take control

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Extreme Radicals

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Become too radical and use extreme methods

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Radicals Replaced

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Radicals prove to be too radical and are replaced by moderates

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Marxist Theory of Revolution

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Proletariat is exploited by government and employers, turn everything over to the workers, people are made aware of grievances, they overthrow the government, and then government withers away

Major problems: Don’t usually have unifying motivations and permissive world context

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Frustration-Aggression Theory of Revoltion

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Build up to frustration to a certain point which bursts out in violence and aggression, popular revolution, ie children want cool toys but when they get the toys they destroy them

Major problems: Don’t usually have unifying motivation, i and permissive world context

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Systems Theory of Revolution

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Individuals become used to status quos, systems stops working and people want it back the way it was

Major Problems: Don’t usually have unifying motivations and permissive world context

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Modernization Theory of Revolution

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Technological change can cause revolutionary change, machines putting people out of jobs, cloth workers of London in 19th/20th century, those holding state power unable to meet demands of group mobilized by modernization

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Modern Structural Theory

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Similar to systems, certain structures limit our ability to be individuals, if some of these systems become to extreme, people will have a revolution