Предмет: Обществознание, автор: sofiasandakova

приведите несколько примеров социальная революция

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Автор ответа: sssanklee

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Социальная революция - переход от капитализма к социализму. Пример: ОКТЯБРЬСКАЯ РЕВОЛЮЦИЯ 1917 ГОД. РОССИЯ. Большевистский переворот. В результате началась Гражданская война в России, было свергнуто Временное правительство, и к власти пришло правительство, сформированное II Всероссийским съездом Советов, абсолютное большинство делегатов которого составили большевики

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