Compare And Contrast The Spanish Revolution And Chinese Revolution

Comparing Revolutions How do the Chinese, Spanish, and Russian revolutions compare to one another? Well, at first look the all of these countries had many different reasons for their revolutions. The Spanish revolution was caused by a corrupt leader. While similarly the Russian revolution was caused by mass poverty and food shortages. The Chinese revolution on the other hand was very different. The Chinese revolution was caused due to the ancient Imperial government system that had to be changed.
The Spanish revolution occurred in 1936 and was lead by Francisco Franco. Franco convinced the majority of the Spanish Army to join the revolution. Not only did they have an army of their own, they also were being backed by both Mussolini and Hitler, two of the most powerful rulers in Europe. This makes the Spanish Revolution justified due to their sheer strength and power, giving them the probability of success. Women
Similarly to the Spanish revolution, the Russian revolution was lead by one person, Lenin Trotsky. Similarly to the Chinese revolution, Lenin lead the Bolsheviks to overthrow the government. Their justification for the war was similar to both the Spanish and the Chinese revolution. The Russian revolution had a large army that which meant power and strength. This gives them the probability of success, but they also believed that the outcome of the revolution would be better than before. Unlike both the Chinese and Spanish revolutions, women in the Russian revolution did not have a major role. The Chinese, Russian, and Spanish revolutions all had many similarities and differences. One big similarity these revolutions had in common was they were all used to overthrow some form of government. One big difference all these revolutions had were women's roles. The Chinese Revolution had the most important women’s roles, while the Russian revolution had the least important women’s