Revolutions: Websites

• World 101: Understanding Revolutions - From the Council on Foreign Relations. Includes information about the Arab Spring, Cuba, South Africa, China, Iran, and others.
• Haitian Revolution (1791-1804) - From Black Past.
• Mexican Revolution - From the Texas State Historical Association, with some focus on Mexican-Americans.
• The National Socialist Revolution - From Facing History and Ourselves, a wide-ranging overview of the German Nazi Revolution.
• History of India's Independence - From Cultural India.
• French Indochina/Vietnam (1941-1954) - From the University of Central Arkansas, an article about Vietnam's independence from France.
• A Brief History of the Cuban Revolution - From ThoughtCo.
• A Chronology of the Algerian War of Independence - From the Atlantic.
• Ethiopian Revolution and Military Government - From the Library of Congress.
• Your Guide to the Carnation Revolution - About the 1974 Portuguese revolution, from History Extra.
• Chronology of the Khmer Rouge Movement - From the Cambodia Tribunal Monitor.
• The Iranian Revolution of February 1979 - From the Middle East Institute.
• The Nicaraguan Revolution: History and Impact - From ThoughtCo.
• Empire Falls: The Revolutions of 1989 - Article about the anti-Soviet revolutions from the Nation.
• The People Power Revolution, Philippines 1986 - From Ohio State University.
• South Africa: Revolution at the Ballot Box - From the Constitutional Right Foundation.
• Serbians Overthrow Milosevic (Bulldozer Revolution), 2000 - From the Global Nonviolent Action Database (GNAD) of Swarthmore College.
• Georgians Overthrow a Dictator (Rose Revolution), 2003 - From the GNAD.
• Orange Revolution - About the 2004 Ukraine revolution, from the Internet Encyclopedia of Ukraine.
• Netherlands/Dutch East Indies (1927-1949) - About Indonesian independence, from the University of Central Arkansas.
• Kyrgyz Citizens Overthrow President Ayakev (Tulip Revolution), 2005 - From the GNAD.
• Battle for Libya - About the 2011 revolution, from Al Jazeera.
• Syria's Civil War: The Descent Into Horror - From the Council on Foreign Relations.
• Why Yemen's was the only real revolution, post-Arab Spring - From Middle East Monitor.
• Tunisia Timeline: Since the Jasmine Revolution - From the U.S. Institute of Peace.
• Timeline: Egypt's revolution - About the 2011 revolution, from Al Jazeera.
• Chinese Communist Revolution - From the Khan Academy.
• Remembering the 1952 Egyptian Revolution - From Middle East Monitor.

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