Of failed revolutions that have taken place in Central America and what lessons could be learned?

There have been failed revolutions around the world. Just look at the christians here in America. They thought that the world would blow up in the year 2000. They are do funny and sad.

You need to go to a Library and get Journals, online will get you nothing but a bad grade. Questia.com is a good online site, but it costs money.

But, Heres some links that might help.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/specials/1731_centralamerica/index.shtml

http://www.newint.org/issue099/sorting.htm

http://www.anarkismo.net/newswire.php?story_id=4897

http://www.outreachworld.org/resource.asp?curriculumid=1154

http://www.ismpress.com/central_america.html

There has to be differences between riots, protests and revolutions. The aim of a revolution is to change the system of organization and management of production of goods and services and their distribution. To achieve this a project for a new system has to be available. This is generally a matter of revolutionary ideology. The events named revolutions in many cases take place without such ideology and the reasonable result is their feilures. The lesson is clear - the first and the most important step towards a revolution is creation of proper ideology. Unfortunately, in our days the socio-economic system is very complex and simple ideologies do not work, and to create proper one is very difficult. In addition it is more difficult to ensure people's understanding and support for it. It seems that no revolutions, but some kind of riots have taken place in Central America.