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Alienation forms another significant aspect of revolutions—this could stem from class limitations or ethnic exclusions. Individuals feel estranged from systems that no longer represent or accommodate their identities. The existential crises experienced by marginalized groups can trigger explosive demands for change, urging a populace to upheave the status quo.
In this context, the narrative stands still—while the underprivileged have long seen themselves outside the circles of power, the elite can also feel the sting of alienation. Power struggles among the elite can ignite revolutionary flames as these factions jostle for control, often using the guise of justice in these conflicts.