Question

what is the result of a successful revolution? check all that apply
winning independence from a governing country
choosing a current leader and keeping a new law
stopping rebel forces from starting a conflict
electing new leaders through a democratic process
changing the traditional methods of government

Explanation:

A successful revolution typically results in impactful, systemic changes to a society's governance or status. Gaining independence from a ruling country is a common outcome of anti-colonial revolutions. Overthrowing an existing leader and establishing a new regime is a core feature of many revolutions that challenge authoritarian rule. Changing traditional governing methods occurs when revolutions replace old systems with new structures. Electing leaders via democratic processes is not a revolutionary outcome (it is a regular democratic practice), and stopping a conflict is not a defining result of a successful revolution.

Answer:

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