Socio-Political Structure and Role of Revolution

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The following paper discusses the role of revolution, amendment and interpretation as three important engines of change, each one differing in intensity and profundity from the other.

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"It has been noticed that Revolutions have played the most significant role in bringing changes in the social and political structure of our country. This is because Revolutions are caused by years of social and political conflicts while amendments and interpretations are usually random events sparked off by some single incident. Revolution, amendment and interpretation have all been responsible for bringing changes in the socio-political character of the United States. But the impact of some changes is definitely more profound than the impact of others. I feel that revolutions have played the most powerful role in the development of America's social and political arrangement. This is because the changes brought about by revolutions are more powerful in their impact on the society and political organizations, and they also give way to other significant alterations. Amendment played the second most important role but still it stands in a distant second place, far behind revolution. Interpretation is the least important engine of change because we cannot recall any major political or social changes in the history of our country that was caused solely by interpretation."

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