Directly after the war, would a person say that the revolution was a success?
A. No, because they still did not have liberty and freedoms, in fact, they had less.
B. Yes, the freedoms the people were granted were a sign of success.

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Directly after the war, would a person say that the revolution was a success? 
A. No, because they still did not have liberty and freedoms, in fact, they had less. 
B. Yes, the freedoms the people were granted were a sign of success.

GinnyAnswer · Answer

Assessing whether a revolution was a success can depend on perspectives and outcomes. Often, immediate results included discord and loss of liberties, rather than the promised freedoms. Long-term success may be better evaluated as time passes and societies adjust to change. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07

Directly after the war, would a person say that the revolution was a success? A. No, because they still did not have liberty and freedoms, in fact, they had less. B. Yes, the freedoms the people were granted were a sign of success.

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Directly after the war, would a person say that the revolution was a success?
A. No, because they still did not have liberty and freedoms, in fact, they had less.
B. Yes, the freedoms the people were granted were a sign of success.