Many historians debate whether the 2003 protests can rightly be called a coloured revolution.

The Quiet Revolution reshaped Quebec's institutions, ushering in secularization, a rise in Quebec nationalism, and the development of a modern welfare state.

The government's swift clampdown was widely criticized as a counter revolution against the democratic movement.

When advising young activists, she warned bluntly that a revolution is not a dinner party, so polite niceties and old rituals sometimes have to be set aside.

Historians debate the long-term effects of sexual revolutions on family structures and public policy.

Many commentators argue that the colour revolutions reshaped political expectations across the region.

Historians often compare modern peaceful protests to the Velvet Revolutions that reshaped Central Europe.

Historians debated whether the waves of permanent revolutions shaped the modern state.

Historians debate how technological innovations sparked several agricultural revolutions across different regions.

Historians argue that democratic revolutions often reshape national identities and political institutions.