States and Social Revolutions

States are governments or political entities that maintain order and enforce laws within a territory. Social revolutions are fundamental changes in society, typically challenging the existing power structures, social norms, and political institutions. They often occur when large groups feel marginalized or oppressed, leading to collective action that transforms the state's political and social systems. The process involves deep conflicts and can result in new governments, societal values, or social arrangements. In essence, states provide stability, while social revolutions represent significant shifts that reshape the social and political landscape.