10 Facts about Arab Spring

Monday, March 16th 2015. | Events

Facts about Arab Spring tell you about the revolutionary wave of protest and demonstration in Arab World. The spring came in the form of civil wars, riots, violet act, non violent act, protest and demonstration. It spreads throughout the countries in Arab. The first revolutionary wave occurred on 18 December 2010. Check out more facts about Arab Spring:

Facts about Arab Spring 1: the end of the protest

The initial protest and revolution of Arab wave ended in the mid 2012. But it still continues in North Africa and Middle East. Get facts about Africa here.

Facts about Arab Spring 2: the power of the rulers

The power of the rulers in Libya, Tunisia, Yemen, and Egypt has been eliminated by the people by January 2015.

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Facts about Arab Spring 3: the civil uprisings and protests

The civil uprising and protests spread all over the Arab world. It triggered in Syria, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Mauritania, Palestine, Djibouti, Sudan, Morocco, Israel, Iraq, and Western Sahara. Check Algeria facts here.

Facts about Arab Spring 4: the campaigns

The campaigns of Arab Spring are in the form of demonstration, rallies, marches and strike.

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Facts about Arab Spring 5: the social media

The social media are very important to raise the awareness of the people to take part in the civil uprisings. It is used to communicate and organize the protests and demonstrations.

Facts about Arab Spring 6: the responses

The Arab Spring is responded by the government with violent reactions. The protestors want to bring down the regime.

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Facts about Arab Spring 7: the causes

Can you guess the causes of Arab Spring? The young people as well as the unions were dissatisfied with the rules of the local governments. Other believed that it was because of the disparity of the income between the people.

Facts about Arab Spring 8: other causes

Other causes of Arab spring were the political occupations, human right violations, absolute monarchy, dictatorship, extreme poverty, unemployment, and economic decline. Most of them believed that the Turkish had the ideal style. Turkey has Islam government, but it has secular constitution. It also has the liberal economy with peaceful election.