...hefreedictionary.com/Bourgeois+Revolution</ref> Some examples of bourgeois revolutions include the [[Statesian Revolution]], the [[French Revolution]], and the [[
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...also attempted counterrevolutions against [[Bourgeois revolution|bourgeois revolutions]] like the [[French Revolution]].
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Revolutions require the following [[Revolutionary situation|conditions]] to occur: the
Revolutions are born of class [[Contradiction|contradictions]] inherent to given [[Mate
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...unterrevolution|counter-revolutions]] and [[Bourgeois revolution|bourgeois revolutions]] alike.
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...dalism]] to [[capitalism]], and she views [[Bourgeois revolution|bourgeois revolutions]] as [[Counterrevolution|counterrevolutions]] that subjugated women.<ref>{{
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...d begins the transition to [[communism]]. It socializes [[Private property|bourgeois property]] and allows for [[Planned economy|economic planning]].<ref>{{Cita
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...o [[Dictatorship of the bourgeoisie|dictatorship]], with a monopoly over [[Bourgeois media|media]], bought elections, and state terrorism through lynching, desp
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...anifesto_of_the_communist_party|Manifesto of the Communist Party]]|chapter=Bourgeois and Proletarians|mia=https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1848/commu
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...-manifesto/ch01.htm}}</ref> Following the [[Bourgeois revolution|bourgeois revolutions]], large-scale industry replaced them and replaced their restrictions on pr
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The '''February Revolution''' was a [[Bourgeois democracy|bourgeois-democratic]] [[revolution]] that overthrew [[Nicholas II|Tsar Nicholas Roma
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...(both behind the scenes and in the streets) are aligned with [[Bourgeoisie|bourgeois]] interests.
...mprador]] class for the benefit of their imperial masters. As such, colour revolutions are usually waged against [[Socialist state|socialist states]].
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...d history has clearly been divided into three main periods: (1) from the [[Revolutions of 1848|revolution of 1848]] to the [[Paris Commune]] (1871); (2) from the
...e and significance of each class in capitalist society, concealment of the bourgeois nature of democratic reforms under diverse, quasi-socialist phrases about t
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The '''2014 Ukrainian coup d'état''', known in the [[Bourgeois media|bourgeois press]] as the '''Maidan Revolution''', was a [[Central Intelligence Agency
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...counterrevolution]], supressing attempted [[Bourgeois revolution|bourgeois revolutions]] for Italian unification in the [[Kingdom of Sardinia]] and the [[Kingdom
=== Revolutions of 1848 ===
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...the specific countries. Their characteristic is [[Petty bourgeoisie|petit bourgeois]], but they usually do not have an antagonistic [[contradiction]] with the
The peasantry are used in many revolutions in underdeveloped nations, the most famous ones being the [[Russian revolut
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...n 1609, and the Netherlands became the world's first [[Bourgeois democracy|bourgeois republic]].<ref name=":0222" />
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...ent for Democracy|NED]] and attempts to organize [[Colour revolution|color revolutions]].<ref name=":0">{{Web citation|author=Sammy Ismail|newspaper=Al Mayadeen|t
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...tion, attempted to leave the [[Warsaw Pact]] and establish a [[Bourgeoisie|bourgeois]] multiparty system.<ref>{{Web citation|newspaper=[[In Defense of Communism
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...Fall of Communism''' and the '''Revolutions of 1989''', were a series of [[bourgeois]] [[counterrevolution]]s against [[Socialist state|socialist countries]]. T
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...bourgeois nationalism that advocates the interests of the bourgeois class. Bourgeois nationalism reveals itself as national egoism, national exclusivism and big
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The '''French Revolution''' was a [[bourgeois revolution]] that overthrew the [[Kingdom of France (987–1792)|French absol
...established European feudal powers enough to go through some of their own revolutions.
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...f the serfs. Such was the case during the period of the well-known "great" revolutions in England, France and Germany. I am not speaking of the Paris Commune, whi
The October Revolution differs from these revolutions ''in principle.'' Its aim is not to replace one form of exploitation by ano
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...d administrative power as a result of the [[Bourgeois revolution|bourgeois revolutions]] of the 18th and 19th centuries in [[North America]] and [[Europe]]. Liber
...mid 17th century to the late 18th century, and culminated perhaps with the bourgeois [[French Revolution]] of 1789. Some notable liberal theorists include [[Ren
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[[Mercantilism]] was an early stage of bourgeois political economy and of the economic policy of the states in the era of th
...nal states, which sought ways to strengthen their political power, and the bourgeois class, responsible for the development of activities of a commercial nature
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...ng will be inert, lifeless, they will turn to that style and method of the bourgeois school which is ready at prescribing recipes and which, pretending to be “d
...and so long as bourgeois ideas, bourgeois culture, bourgeois customs, and bourgeois habits persist in our new socialist society, the threat of a capitalist res
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...ion of 1905''', or the '''First Russian Revolution''', was a [[Bourgeoisie|bourgeois]]-democratic [[revolution]] which that took place between January 1905 and
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...t has nothing to sell but their labour-power (their capacity to work). The bourgeois owns so much capital that he does not need to work to survive. Yet their ex
...nd must sell their labour power which is then exploited by their boss (the bourgeois) for their surplus value. It is thanks to the labour struggles of the past
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...e proletarian revolution had already triumphed in one country, had smashed bourgeois democracy and had ushered in the era of proletarian democracy, the era of t
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...on of pro-Western pro-[[Capitalism|capitalist]] [[Colour revolution|colour revolutions]].<ref>[https://www.mic.com/articles/10642/twitter-revolution-how-the-arab-
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== Bourgeois definition ==
While different [[Bourgeoisie|bourgeois]] dictionaries give it slightly different definitions, a common thread is t
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...list.” The same goes for denigrating national liberation of ex-colonies as bourgeois, Bonapartist, etc. Intellectuals get to feel more important if they believe
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...bourgeois nationalism that advocates the interests of the bourgeois class. Bourgeois nationalism reveals itself as national egoism, national exclusivism and big
...r as to regard nationalism as an anti-socialist ideological trend, because bourgeois nationalism was doing great harm to the socialist movement. This is why pro
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...t the same time, adopted its characteristics and mechanisms. The bourgeois revolutions (French, American, etc.), toppling resolute and evident structures of feuda
...nt of the gentes and the emergence of the patriarchy, must be ignored. The bourgeois press is only ''free'' insofar as it is free to express the will of this or
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...n changes to further their own imperialist ambitions and stabilise the new bourgeois states to prevent the proletariat from succeeding in a revolution.<ref>{{Ci
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The French and German bourgeois armies entered Paris on 21 May. The army of the Third French Republic execu
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...f England]], (James VII of Scotland) was ousted by a [[Glorious Revolution|bourgeois revolution]] and replaced by [[Protestantism|protestant]] [[Kingdom of the
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The '''Statesian Revolution''' was a [[bourgeois revolution]]<ref>{{News citation|author=John Peterson|newspaper=[[In Defens
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The urban middle class, the ancestors of modern [[Bourgeoisie|bourgeois]] [[Liberalism|liberals]], controlled the [[Guild|guilds]] and wanted more
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...and churches, and each and every religious organisation, as instruments of bourgeois reaction that serve to defend exploitation and to befuddle the working clas
...of the class and revolutionary struggle to the most superficial and false bourgeois anti-clericalism. Accusing the would-be ultra-revolutionary Dühring of want
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...he working class, inevitably increase the frequency and intensity of these bourgeois attacks on Marxism, which becomes stronger, more hardened and more vigorous
...parties and doctrines which manifested themselves in the stormy year of [[Revolutions of 1848|1848]]. In the sixties the struggle shifted from the field of gener
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Following the Glorious Revolution, the new [[Dictatorship of the bourgeoisie|bourgeois government]] established the death penalty for more than 150 crimes, most o
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...y of the Bourbons and the feudal system in general and finally restore the bourgeois order. "''
...ion by counter-revolutionary violence and imperialist aggression or by the bourgeois-revisionist peaceful degeneration once and for all. The revolutionaries and
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...ommunists, non-revolutionary because they play right into the hands of the bourgeois state, are incapable of questioning some things they hold close, ''while be
...needed yet another revolution to set it on the right track. As if endless revolutions will bring about communism – everyone that espouses this line must realise
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...d world the teachings of Marx evoke the utmost hostility and hatred of all bourgeois science (both official and liberal), which regards Marxism as a kind of "pe
...look irreconcilable with any form of superstition, reaction, or defense of bourgeois oppression. It is the legitimate successor to the best that man produced in
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...ted by the [[Communist Party of China]] aimed at eliminating [[Bourgeoisie|bourgeois]] influence in [[People's Republic of China|China]]. This lasted from May 1
...the plennary meeting, the large of amount of criticsm that arisen on the 'Bourgeois Reactionary Line' pointed at Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping.
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...nd international scale today, the grim struggle which is waged between the bourgeois-revisionist world on the one hand and socialism, the world proletariat and
...ght” (and its modern form, Maoism) capitulated into paternalism and petite-bourgeois opportunism, the Marxism of Hoxha, which would later become modern Hoxhaism
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