Revolution

1. Economy

1.1. Financial Crisis

1.2. Poor Distribution of Wealth

1.2.1. Majority of wealth in the hands of few

2. Socieity and Social System

2.1. Not involved in the government or monarchy

2.2. Multiple classes

2.2.1. Lack of equality and/or human rights issues

3. (Despotic) Government

3.1. Old Ideas

3.1.1. Class

3.1.2. Gender

3.1.3. Race

3.1.4. Religion

3.2. Old Laws

3.2.1. Monarchy

3.2.2. Tyranny

3.2.3. Ologarchy

4. Result

4.1. Violence

4.2. A New Government

4.3. New Social System

4.4. Stable Economy

4.5. Unexpected Results

4.5.1. New Laws, New Ideas, and New Leaders are just another recipe for inequality, financial hardship, and oppression.

5. Agents of Change

5.1. New Leader

5.1.1. Powerful Supporters

5.1.1.1. Martyr

5.2. New Ideas

5.2.1. Propaganda

5.3. New Laws

5.3.1. New Constitituion

5.3.2. Acknowledgement of Human Rights

6. Process

6.1. Separate

6.1.1. People from Government

6.1.2. Set people aside from their needs and wants

6.2. Mix

6.2.1. Despotic Government, Old Laws, and Old Ideas

6.3. Combine

6.3.1. Class and Rights issues

6.3.2. Financial Crisis

6.3.3. New Ideas

6.3.4. New Laws

6.3.5. Charismatic Leader

6.3.6. Propaganda and Slogans

6.4. Distribute

6.4.1. Weapons

6.4.2. Financial Backing