The answer to your question is Cato.
<span>Communist </span>Leon Trotsky<span> helped ignite the </span>Russian Revolution<span> of 1917,</span>
The correct answer is - remained a political movement.
The Solidarity labor union continued its existence and remained a thorn in the eyes of the leading political parties, by constant monitoring of the situation in the market and labor, they very often made protests and occasionally riots, especially where the prices of the most important products were going up.
Confederate troops were outnumbered, and they usually lost.