What is domestic revolution?

A domestic revolution refers to significant changes within a country's social, political, or economic structure, often driven by grassroots movements or widespread public sentiment. It contrasts with external revolutions that may involve foreign intervention or influence. Domestic revolutions typically arise from issues like inequality, oppression, or demands for greater rights and freedoms, leading to transformative shifts in governance or societal norms. Examples include the Civil Rights Movement in the United States and various uprisings during the Arab Spring.