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Jiang explains revolutions such as 1848 through converging pressures rather than single causes, including climate shocks, economic collapse, state-finance breakdown, new communication media, and new industrial classes.
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Industrial Class
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...The. High. School. Teachers. Right. So. Now. You. Have. This. Entire. Industrial. Class. That. Knows. That. This. Is. Popular. Populous. Revolution. Rising. They. Know...."
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"time, if you go back in human history, 1848, the French Revolutions, there was no way at that time that people could have predicted..."
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"And you also had an uncontrolled new medium of communication in the printing press. There were newsletters flying everywhere, stirring up discontentment and coordinating..."
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"There were newsletters flying everywhere, stirring up discontentment and coordinating it. And you also had new industrial productions. You had a new economy. You..."
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"...The. High. School. Teachers. Right. So. Now. You. Have. This. Entire. Industrial. Class. That. Knows. That. This. Is. Popular. Populous. Revolution. Rising. They. Know...."
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