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1 STAGES OF REVOLUTION Adapted from Crane Brinton’s book, The Anatomy of Revolution

2 REVOLUTION: A VIOLENT OVERTHROW OF A GOVERNMENT

3 PRELIMINARY (Incubation in the Fever Model)  Class antagonism –Economic upgrade, which does not reach the people  Government inefficiency –Inept ruler—Autocrat with absolute power

4  People ask for change (justice)  Autocrat attempts to stop early protests with force (terror), which fails PRELIMINARY (Incubation)

5  Intellectuals transfer their loyalty from government to the people PRELIMINARY (Incubation)

6 FIRST STAGE (Symptomatic)  Financial breakdown  Protests against government increase dramatically

7  Moderates gain power relatively peacefully  Revolutionary underground (radicals) foment revolution FIRST STAGE (Symptomatic)

8  Mob psychology –Ignorant –Emotional –Now wants revenge FIRST STAGE (Symptomatic)

9 CRISIS STAGE  Radicals take control –Remove moderates  Enemies attempt to stop radicals: –Civil war –Foreign war

10  Centralization of power in a revolutionary council  Council dominated by a “strongman”  Use common term of address CRISIS STAGE

11  Try to kill original autocrat  Use terror to rule CRISIS STAGE

12 RECOVERY (Convalescence)  Revolution turns inward  Radicals removed –Some killed  Charismatic autocrat comes to power

13  Aggressive nationalism  Slow, uneven return to quieter times  People trade freedom for security RECOVERY (Convalescence)

14 FRENCH REVOLUTION

15 PRELIMINARY  Class antagonism –Heavy, increasing taxes on 3 rd Estate  Government inefficiency –Autocrat=Louis XVI –Ignored growing bourgeoisie

16 PRELIMINARY  People ask for change –Cahiers de Doleances  Autocrat’s failed attempts to stop early protests –National Assembly locked out of meeting place –Ordered NA not to meet

17 PRELIMINARY  Intellectuals transfer their loyalty –Philosophes –Enlightened public

18 FIRST STAGE  Financial breakdown –Wheat famine –High bread prices  Protests against government –Storming of Bastille

19  Moderates –Estates-General –National Assembly –National Constitutional Convention FIRST STAGE

20  Revolutionary underground –Jacobins FIRST STAGE

21 CRISIS STAGE  Radicals take control –Mobs in Paris took Convention

22 CRISIS STAGE  Enemies –Civil war Louis XVI Nobles/Emigres –Foreign war Austria England

23  Revolutionary council –Committee of Public Safety  Strongman –Robespierre  Common term of address –Citizen CRISIS STAGE

24  Kill original autocrat –Women’s March on Versailles –Flight to Varennes –Louis XVI/Marie guillotined  Use terror to rule –Reign of Terror CRISIS STAGE

25 RECOVERY  Revolution turns inward –Thermidorean Reaction –Danton/Robespierre killed  Charismatic autocrat –Directory –Napoleon

26  Aggressive nationalism –Napoleonic Wars  Quieter times –End of terror  Trade freedom for security –Empire RECOVERY

27 STAGES OF REVOLUTION Adapted from Crane Brinton’s book, The Anatomy of Revolution


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