Revolution is not the only path to change Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim In order for the Mahdist revolution to occur - it took more than sixty years (1820-1885) of Turkish mistakes and the accumulation of national resistance - the revolution is not a security - it needs conditions and factors - until the completion of those facts. Social institutions, laws, regulations, and structures express all national pluralism and variance - Change does not necessarily mean revolution, i.e. decisiveness by a knockout blow. There are many forms of change, the most difficult and most painful. Revolution - gradual political, economic, and social reform. Gradual change and transformation - The end of the French Revolution lasted ten years (1789 to 1799) to end The authoritarian monarchy, the republic was established. The socio-political change in the rest of the European continent did not proceed in the same revolutionary direction - with reform, the United Kingdom moved to constitutional monarchy, re
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