Put these Revolutions in order from most to least impactful on the world

[Tooting Carmen]

American Revolution (1776), French Revolution (1789), Industrial Revolution (ongoing during 19th century), Russian Revolution (1917), Chinese Revolution (1949), Cuban Revolution (1959), Libyan Revolution (1969), Iranian Revolution (1979).

[Smeagol]

Industrial Revolution
American Revolution
French Revolution
Russian Revolution
Chinese Revolution
Iranian Revolution
Libyan Revolution
Cuban Revolution

[Tooting Carmen]

Anybody else?

[Not a Cop]

How could you compare industrial revolutions to a political ones?

[Tooting Carmen]

How could you compare industrial revolutions to a political ones?

Both radically transformed the countries where they took place, and the elites wanted to latterly spread them elsewhere.

[Not a Cop]

Both radically transformed the countries where they took place, and the elites wanted to latterly spread them elsewhere.

Why don't you have a neolithic revolution than?

[Tooting Carmen]

Why don't you have a neolithic revolution than?

I'm talking about (relatively) contemporary times.

[Hajimurad]

American Revolution (1776), French Revolution (1789), Industrial Revolution (ongoing during 19th century), Russian Revolution (1917), Chinese Revolution (1949), Cuban Revolution (1959), Libyan Revolution (1969), Iranian Revolution (1979).

These revolution should be classified by influence into:
- Revolution, which changed world: Industrial (spread of capitalism and new technologies) and Russian (led to fight between communism and fascism in WWII and communism and liberalism in Cold war).
- Regional revolution: American (led to Latin American independence) and French (led to Napoleonic wars and further revolutions).
- National revolution (impacted only one country): all others.
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[Tooting Carmen]

These revolution should be classified by influence into:
- Revolution, which changed world: Industrial (spread of capitalism and new technologies) and Russian (led to fight between communism and fascism in WWII and communism and liberalism in Cold war).
- Regional revolution: American (led to Latin American independence) and French (led to Napoleonic wars and further revolutions).
- National revolution (impacted only one country): all others.
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I know what you mean. However, the Iranian Revolution helped spread Islamism around the world, so whether we like it or not its (admittedly baleful) effects have been spread around the globe. The Cuban Revolution (rightly or wrongly) was also a source of inspiration for many countries and movements in Africa and Latin America. In the meantime, the political liberalism of both the American and French Revolutions have of course been regarded as a model elsewhere.

[Samnium]

French Revolution has been the most influential of all of these with Industrial revolution.

French Revolution was the first time in European history when a monarchy was destroyed completely and replaced by a republican regime.

I don't like French Revolution, it was fomented by free-masons, jewish elites and other people against France. Though centralisation already existed before the revolution (Tocqueville speak well of that in his book "L'Ancien Régime et la Révolution")

Burke even said for describing the state of french army after this event :

Gallos quoque in bellis floruisse audivimus

Gaullish had once shone by their arms

French Revolution propagated liberal and illuminist ideas all throughout the world.

The thing is that the objective of the revolutionaries was to destroy all the orders and hierarchies that could have existed : social (corporatism), religious, political and cultural (abolition of the historical provinces for revolutionnaries departements, the France in "squares", below).