Yes, this is true, and I find this to be a fitting definition of political revolutions - the answer is "yes"
let's take for example the fall of the Socialist/Communist regimes in Eastern Europe in the late 1980s. They were connected to the removal of the e<span>xisting political system (socialism) and their replacement with a new regime -free market and capitaism</span>
The governments could contribute towards this by providing an affordable -good quality welfare systems for its citizen.
By doing this, a country could guarantee its citizens some sort of life insurances that is free (or low cost) by creating some sort of tax distribution to be allocated into the welfare funds
<u>Non-white</u> citizens in South Africa suffered under the apartheid policy until 1990. The policy had its roots in the exploitative policies adapted by the British when it <u>colonised</u> the region.
<h3>What is apartheid?</h3>
Apartheid (in South Africa) refers to a policy or system of segregation or discrimination on grounds of race. It is the division between the whites and the blacks in the then South Africa.
Therefore, the correct answers are given above.
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It was important for the roman army to be able to move soldiers and all their baggage around the country
