Political instability as a term usually refers to the likelihood of a government failing. All governments are unstable in some sense of the word.
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A caretaker government rules temporarily, usually at a point of instability, such as after a war.
A government that does not have the best interests of the people as the focal point of policy and procedure, provides instability in the welfare of the people, and does not align with and refuses to adept to the will of the people.
Poverty, bad conditions for the average people, anger of the people towards the government, etc. All of these are reasons that provoke political instability in the form of crime, revolutions, rebellions, civil wars and other forms of revolting.
The chief sources of political instability were the Hundred Years' War, the Black Death, and the Papal Schism.
Venezuela became a sovereign country in 1830 and this country's 19th-century history was characterized by periods of political instability and dictatorial rule. The government was under a dictatorship from 1908 to 1935.