History, asked by ADEQUET3803, 10 months ago

What according to aristotle the causes of revolution?

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Aristotle says that monarchy or oligarchy emerges out of the revolution. ... Fear and contempt are the fifth and sixth causes of revolution. According to Aristotle fear operates in two ways—those who have committed a crime look for overthrow of government, because they fear punishment.

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