Question

slide 7: realistic outcomes consider what success might actually look like.
what would a successful revolution achieve?

what challenges would remain even after success?

how might the international community respond?

slide 8: critical analysis
why is this revolution necessary?

what are the risks of revolutionary action?

Explanation:

These questions are about analyzing a revolution, which falls under the Social Science discipline, specifically in the subfield of History (as revolutions are historical events) or Politics (as revolutions relate to power and governance). Since the questions are asking for analysis rather than calculations, we'll use the Answer - Explanation Format.

For "What would a successful revolution achieve?"

A successful revolution could achieve goals like overthrowing an oppressive regime, establishing a more just social and political system (e.g., democratic governance, equal rights for all groups), redistributing resources fairly (like land reform in agrarian revolutions), and gaining self - determination (in cases of national revolutions against colonial rule). It may also lead to the implementation of new economic policies that benefit the majority, such as fairer tax systems or support for local industries.

Even after success, challenges like rebuilding the economy (which may be in shambles after the revolution), reconciling different factions (there may be internal divisions that were suppressed during the revolution), dealing with external pressure (from countries that were allied with the old regime), and changing deep - seated cultural or social norms (like gender inequality that was not fully addressed by the revolution) may remain. There could also be a lack of experienced governance personnel to run the new system effectively.

The international community's response can vary. Some countries may recognize the new regime if it aligns with their interests (e.g., shared political ideology or economic opportunities). Others may impose sanctions if the revolution goes against their geopolitical interests (like if it threatens their access to resources in the region). There could also be humanitarian aid if the revolution - affected area is in need, or diplomatic efforts to mediate if there are concerns about regional stability.

Answer:

A successful revolution could overthrow an oppressive regime, establish a just social/political system, redistribute resources fairly, gain self - determination, and implement beneficial economic policies.

For "What challenges would remain even after success?"