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Why is revolution not necessary for the change?
revolution is not necessary for change bcoz the society by droughts,winds,snow etc.
How did society change in the past?
It changed massively. Especially after the industrial revolution
Why did the term industrial revolution misleading?
It is misleading if it carries the implication of a once-for-all change from a "preindustrial" to a "postindustrial" society.
How did Lenin's communist revolution differ from the theoretical revolution of Karl marx?
Marx believed that a revolutionary change in a society's economic system would produce a change in society's political systems. Marx's revolution would have been one where the workers of the world (the proletariat) would take the means of production (factories, etc.) away from their owners and controllers (the bourgeoisie. This would be a revolution of one economic class against another. Lenin believed that a revolutionary change in a society's political system was necessary in order to impose a change in the economic system. Lenin's revolution was one where a small group of people (Bolsheviks) seized control of the government (the political entity). The conditions that Marx felt would spark the economic revolution never existed in Russia.
Why was the word Revolution used to describe the period Indutrial Revolution?
The Industrial revolution, like other evolutions changed things that were in place before the time. This is why it is called a revolution.
