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What is the name for a sudden change in government?
coup d'etat
The sudden overthrow of a government by a small group of well-connected people is called?
coup d'état
The groups and issues that divide political parties change over time A sudden change in the arrangement of groups and issues is called a?
realignment
A sudden overthrow of a government by a small group of people?
Coup
What does this mean its a evolution not revolution?
Evolution is small changes made naturally over a period of time. Revolution is sudden forced change.
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