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History, 15.01.2020 21:31 austinmontgomep7foxp

1)if a revolution merely replaces one authoritarian ruler with another, is it still a a revolution? a turning point?

2) “the great events of history have a way of defying ideological manipulation”, according to serge schmemann, a pulitzer prize winning journalist. do you agree, why or why not?

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