Revolution in the 21st Century: A Close Inspection of the New Factors to Consider in Modern Day Appraisals, Changes, and Epilogue

Revolutions as historian know I is the brutal forced shift of the political and socioeconomic course of a nation. It changes systems from monarchy to secular democracy, communist to capitals (or the other way round), theocratic regimes into secular and so forth. Revolutions go into decline as humanity proceeded into the 21st century despite the greater means that people have from education to information and communication. The study inspects the key aspects that makes protests fall short from becoming revolutions and the key changes in the political standards that asks an ever increasingly harder to break the ruing system apart. The new systems of governing are based on the separation of power which in one side of the coin ensures that tyrannies will not get hold of ruing but can allow for cluster of political groups to abuse the political and electoral system thus locking up state governance in the hands of a corrupt few, ho would hen through having corruption accusation gets also divided amongst those who share similar powers in the government or parliament. The mentality of the intellectuals in the modern day and age under the influx of consumerisms s well has changed from wanting to change one’s own state’s political reality into preferring to shift one’s life to a different county where the revolutions already succeeded and human rights are celebrated. Extremists, armed or not, who do have the readiness to engage in striking means to reshape the stat’s reality in today’s world would rather seek to submit to the existing system and influence the ruling system from within. Intelligence agencies and unseen forces did not exist in the past as they do now and are observant tirelessly and studying the societies’ attitude to predict and urgency’s and address them even before they materializ