Saturday, July 25, 2026

What is the definition of the noun word "revolution"?

 
According to Google's AI summary "…"revolution" is a noun that generally means either a fundamental, sudden change in a society's political structure (such as an overthrow of government) or a radical shift in ways of thinking…"
As well, Google's AI summary includes another aspect of a "revolution"—"…It can also refer to a fundamental, radical change in society's class or cultural structures, Scientific or Cultural…"
 Moreover, Google's AI summary notes that the noun word "revolution" has another definition: "…the Industrial Revolution or the Copernican revolution).Physics and Astronomy: The action of a celestial body moving in an orbit around another body, or the complete circular turning motion of an object around an axis (such as the Earth's orbit around the sun or a wheel completing one rotation)…"
 On my list of websites that offer definitions of the noun word "revolution" I've included the wikipedia.org's extensive overview of the origins and beginnings of it.
 However, my list of research website wouldn't be complete without the aci.org's  insightful analysis of exactly how revolutionary the American Revolutionary War was when measured against other such claims of revolution that took place in the world during other periods of time.
 According to my research, we can celebrate 250 years of our Republic's founding with the knowledge that when measured against bloodier revolutions like the French revolution, for instance, no heads were severed to achieve our freedom from the British, but perhaps lots of tea was dumped into the Boston harbor, which is what I remember from my high school civics course, as a graphic example of what took place.
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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