We had to do a metaphorical piece on Crane Briton’s theory. His theory is that all revolutions go through stages. Briton believed that every revolution started with problems with the “Old Regime”. This is where raising dissatisfaction, usually, the economy is broken and poor. Usually results in the government taking taxes. The ruler is usually poor and the people demand change. If they do not get change this results in the next stages. “Rule of Moderates”, Eventually, moderates begin to take charge. Protests start breaking out. The problem with these mobs is that typically, they confuse things that they need with things that they want. This leads to the next stage “Rule of the Radicals”. Now, the Radicals take control. Radicals take action much quicker. Use killing the Moderates for examples showing their rule. Now, war has broken out. And the people attempt to kill their leader that had resulted in the enactment of this revolution in the first place. The last stage is “Thermidorian Reaction” this is the recovery stage. The radicals are taken down and rule comes back to autocrats. Then, things slowly go back to peace.
Throughout researching, I found out that not all revolutions work with Crane Briton’s theory. In my project, I made a record player showing that revolutions go in a circle. I also made three CDs showing examples of his theory. Some of them work and others didn’t. For example, the French revolution fully spins and it gives the order of the revolutions on the CDs. But say the American revolution only had 1/2 of the cd filled because it only had two steps of Crane Briton’s theory. So in Conclusion, Crane Briton’s theory is only correct for certain revolutions.
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