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Arab Spring Critical Trends

Arab Spring Critical Trends

Q The Arab Uprisings Our book for this unit was written in the immediate aftermath of the so-called Arab Spring uprising, where protesters toppled a series of Middle Eastern and North African Arab regimes. Based on what you have learned about these developments, in our book and readings and news alike, do you see these revolt-movements as fundamentally religious, economic, social, or cultural? In other words, how would you characterize the current tumult in the Arab world? Is it a civil war between Islamic fundamentalists and modernizers? An economic conflict between corrupt elite and poor masses? Tribal clash between different ethnic units? Generational fight between large groups of disappointed young people and old guys with all the money and power? Something else? Make your point using clear evidence and analysis.

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The so-called Arab Spring Protests were some rebellious movements happened in Middle Eastern countries and also in some parts of the USA. These rebellious movements were ways to show the government protest against the way of living being offered to the common people. Arab-Spring is being considered as revolutionary movements by people that started off at Tunisia and then gradually spread its wings from there. People who had been living in not so good conditions, especially middle-class people protested against the way they are being treated by the society and the Government.