Question

what is the result of a successful revolution? choose three correct answers.
changing the traditional methods of government
winning independence from a governing country
unseating a current leader and naming a new one
stopping rebel forces from starting a conflict
electing new leaders through a democratic process

Explanation:

• A successful revolution often aims to transform the existing governmental system, so "changing the traditional methods of government" is a valid result.
• Revolutions can be for gaining independence from a ruling country, making "winning independence from a governing country" a correct outcome.
• Overthrowing the current leader and installing a new one is a typical result of a successful revolution, so "unseating a current leader and naming a new one" is correct.
• "Stopping rebel forces from starting a conflict" is not a result of a successful revolution (revolutions are often led by rebels), and "electing new leaders through a democratic process" is more of a democratic election rather than a revolutionary outcome.

Answer:

• changing the traditional methods of government
• winning independence from a governing country
• unseating a current leader and naming a new one