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| − | A '''world revolution''' is a global, large-scale change in society. In [[Marxist theory]], ''world revolution'' refers to the overthrow of capitalism in all countries. | + | A '''world revolution''' is a global, large-scale change in society. In [[Marxist theory]], '''''[[world revolution]]''''' refers to the overthrow of capitalism in all countries. |
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*[[Second Industrial Revolution]] ([[1871]]–[[1914]]) - Invention of [[internal combustion engine]]. | *[[Second Industrial Revolution]] ([[1871]]–[[1914]]) - Invention of [[internal combustion engine]]. | ||
*[[Digital Revolution]] ([[1980]] - 2000) - Invention of the [[microcomputer]]. | *[[Digital Revolution]] ([[1980]] - 2000) - Invention of the [[microcomputer]]. | ||
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==see also== | ==see also== | ||
*[[Social Revolution (essay)]] | *[[Social Revolution (essay)]] | ||
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[[Category:Revolutions]] | [[Category:Revolutions]] | ||
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A world revolution is a global, large-scale change in society. In Marxist theory, world revolution refers to the overthrow of capitalism in all countries.
List of world revolutions[edit]
- Neolithic revolution (Upper neolithic, 40000-8000 BCE) - The invention of agriculture.
- Civilization (4000-1000 BCE) - The invention of writing systems, the beginning of human history.
- Scientific Revolution (1500-1800 AD) - Invention and development of the scientific method.
- First Industrial Revolution (1780 - 1830) - Invention of steam engine.
- Second Industrial Revolution (1871–1914) - Invention of internal combustion engine.
- Digital Revolution (1980 - 2000) - Invention of the microcomputer.
