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yKpoI14uk [10]
1 year ago
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What details under “Social Upheaval”

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Kamila [148]1 year ago
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It can be inferred that the details under “Social Upheaval” that supports the idea that “terror and bewilderment” can cause people to respond in unusual or illogical ways is that Social Upheavals s are usually triggered by stringent economic or political conditions.

<h3>What was the Social Upheaval?</h3>

The term "social upheaval" refers to the disruption of social life in a civilization. War, starvation, economic restrictions, and tougher legal measures can all contribute to it. People will typically take to the streets to protest.

<h3>What was the catalyst for societal transformation in Europe?</h3>

Around 1760, the Industrial Revolution began, and it revolutionized people's social and economic life first in England, then in other European nations, and finally on other continents.

In Europe, several societal transformations occurred, including the Renaissance, the Protestant Reformation, and colonization.

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