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REVOLUTIONS - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Not always formal declaration of war: not always violence is present
      - ex) French Revolution
        
        characterized by violent riots and bloody crackdowns, but not large-scale war
  - - - INVOLVES A LONG AND BLOODY WAR
  - - - ex) Industrial Revolution
- - - - Muhamad Guasisi: ILLEGAL fruit vender
        
        He needed money for the family: sparked a fire for the revolution
    - - Unemployment, government corruption, government system/operation
    - - sharing or posting
    - - From a bit of dictatorship and oppression, to democracy that the people have wanted
  - - - Government Overthrow
      - Economics
        
        I believe that the cause of the revolution is on the planters and the government as well.
      - Social inequality
      - Injustice
    - - Slavery
        
        Child Labor
        
        Triangle Shirtwaist fire that killed more than 100 women in 1911
      - Mr. Eli Whitney's cotton gin
        
        He was told from local planters about how difficult it was to clean a cotton: separating seeds from the cotton lint
        
        In 1794, Whitney improved upon the existing gin: a small machine that employed a set of cones that could separate seeds from lint mechanically
        
        The slaves were able to clean out about 100 pounds of cotton a day but with the machine, a single worker was able to clean from 300 to one thousand pounds of cotton a day
        
        Three fifths of the America's economic output
        
        Instead of reducing the need of labor, more slaves were needed to plant, harvest, and clean out cotton
    - - In the last 1700s, just when the America started to develop as a Republican country under the new U.S Constitution
      - The factories of the Industrial Revolution spurred innovation and an economic boom in America
  - - - Justice Revolution
        
        stopped all the social injustice but at the same time made a destruction
        
        universal education
    - - In the early 1950s, he left behind a privileged life as a medical student in Argentina to travel through rural Latin America. While traveling, he witnessed, the poverty and the misery a lot of people were going through. Therefore, he was convinced him to save lives but decided to become a terrorist when doing so. He was willing to violently overthrow the region's governments.
        
        The government were brutal oligarchies.
        
        American industries bought lands that were originally seized from indigenous people and used it for their own profit and export
      - Comunism