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amid [387]
3 years ago
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PLS HELP!! WHOEVER ANSWERS QUICKEST AND CORRECT WILL GET BRAINLIEST!! ALSO GIVE AN EXPLANATION TO EARN BRAINLIEST!!

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quester [9]3 years ago
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Answer:TRUE

Explanation: the second contential assembeld in philaeia fromally  adpots  richard  henry lee resoultion for indepence for great britain

nika2105 [10]3 years ago
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Desafortunadamente, no especificas a qué país te estás refiriendo.

Hubo muchas revoluciones en el mundo y en Latinoamérica. La Revolución Francesa, la Revolución Rusa, la Revolución Mexicana. ¿A cuál te refieres?

Como no especificas a qué país te refieres, vamos a responder tu pregunta en términos generales.

¿Por qué la sociedad que surgió después de la revolución era más igualitaria, pero seguía siendo profundamente desigual en otros aspectos?

La sociedad que surgió después de la revolución era más igualitaria, pero seguía siendo profundamente desigual en otros aspectos, debido a que el movimiento revolucionario hizo posible la destitución de los dictadores que sólo favorecían la burguesía y a la aristocracia(los hombres del dinero), pero oprimían a la clase baja, que cada día se volvía más pobre.

Sin embargo, el hecho de que sacaran del poder a esos dictadores y autoritarios gobernantes, no significó un verdadero cambio en la calidad de vida de los indígenas revolucionarios o de los miembros de clase baja.

Lo que siguió a los movimientos revolucionarios fue una lucha interna por el poder, en la que los caudillos se pelearon entre sí por llegar al poder, olvidándose de las causas justas y nobles que en un principio los habían llevado a tomar las armas para derrocar a los gobiernos autoritarios.

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