Revolutions of 1967 - 1975: Difference between revisions

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* 1968: [[Mexican Movement of 1968]]
* 1968: [[Mexican Movement of 1968]]
* 1970: Black Power Revolution (Trinidad and Tobago)
* 1970: Black Power Revolution (Trinidad and Tobago)
* 1973: Wounded Knee Incident (USA)
* 1973: [[Resistance to Pinochet]] (Chile)
* 1973: Athens Polytechnic Uprising (Greece)
* 1974: [[Carnation Revolution]] (Portugal)
* 1974: [[Carnation Revolution]] (Portugal)
* 1975: Second Spanish Revolution
* 1975: Second Spanish Revolution
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* 1971: [[Green Bans]] ([[Australia]])
* 1971: [[Green Bans]] ([[Australia]])
* 1972: [[Aboriginal Tent Embassy]] established ([[Australia]])
* 1972: [[Aboriginal Tent Embassy]] established ([[Australia]])
* 1973: Wounded Knee Incident (USA)
* 1973: [[Athens Polytechnic Uprising]] (Greece)
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The Revolutions in 1967 - 1975 were a revolutionary wave that encompassed much of the world as a general uprising against authoritarianism and capitalism. Considered to be one of the only two examples of successful 'World Revolutions', they did significantly alter power relations, but triggered neoliberalism as a ruling class counter-offensive.

Revolutions

Uprisings, Strikes and Other Events