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soccerdreamer_17

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Differentiate between political revolutions and social revolutions.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Kai Erickson and other disaster researchers have demonstrated to judges and juries that victims of social disaster have suffered sociological damage in the form of
 
  a. loss of property value
  b. loss of money
  c. loss of community
  d. psychological distress



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Answer to Question 1

Political revolutions are transformations in the political structures and leadership of a society that are not accompanied by a full-scale rearrangement of the entire social structure. Social revolutions sweep away the old order. They change not only the institutions of government but the whole social order.

Answer to Question 2

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