Is the United States on the brink of a revolution? Using evidence from the notes you took on the French, American, and/or Haitian Revolutions, explain and support your answer.
This will be a 7-9 sentence paragraph utilizing the CER of ThinkCerca. Please set up your paragraph by stating a CLAIM inside the claim box, then opening up the following
-At least two EVIDENCE boxes
-At least three REASON or REASONING boxes
-Be sure to include a concluding sentence
Notes:
Dissident Elites
Mass Frustration
Shared Motivation
State Crises
*You can refer to these as proof to support your claim relating specifically to a revolution.
Dissident Elites are people who have
Wealth
Power
Education
And are willing to challenge administration
Mass Frustration
Discontent with institutions
Political
Economic
Social
Shared Motivation
Unifies people
From multiple classes and groups
State Crises
Specifically
Failure to meet the needs of its people
Government frailty(economically, military/defense)
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