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    The document describes the stages of a revolution, from rising public anger towards a government to fever pitch crisis and conflict, the overthrow of the old government, and the uncertain establishment of a new government struggling to stabilize the country in the aftermath of revolution. Key phases include growing protests, the forced removal of the old government due to weakness, eruption of violence and civil war as rebels seek more support against economic weakening, and intellectuals speaking out against the government while a new administration attempts reform.

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    The document describes the stages of a revolution, from rising public anger towards a government to fever pitch crisis and conflict, the overthrow of the old government, and the uncertain establishment of a new government struggling to stabilize the country in the aftermath of revolution. Key phases include growing protests, the forced removal of the old government due to weakness, eruption of violence and civil war as rebels seek more support against economic weakening, and intellectuals speaking out against the government while a new administration attempts reform.

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    The document describes the stages of a revolution, from rising public anger towards a government to fever pitch crisis and conflict, the overthrow of the old government, and the uncertain establishment of a new government struggling to stabilize the country in the aftermath of revolution. Key phases include growing protests, the forced removal of the old government due to weakness, eruption of violence and civil war as rebels seek more support against economic weakening, and intellectuals speaking out against the government while a new administration attempts reform.

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    1.

    SYMPTOMS

    2. RISING FEVER

    3. CRISIS

    4. CONVALESCENCE

    The middle class is a________.

    The middle class becomes angrier; they protest against the government

    New government supporters try to ______________.

    The old government is forced out.

    The government is in________. => weak leader => weak economy

    The government cannot _______.

    Violence erupts; the rebellion s_____; the government has lost c_______ => civil war Rebels need more s_______; economy is weakened further; it is uncertain if the rebels will succeed or f__________.

    Intellectuals (the educated people) leave; they speak out against the government

    A new government tries to take over if the old government doesn't make changes.

    The new government tries to s___________ the country; CHANGE = REVOLUTION

    The new government is as bad as or even worse than the old government.

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