The timechart history of revolutions

The Timechart is colour coded to represent six geographical continents: North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia and Oceania.

Following the colour for any one of these continents reveals a stream of revolutions and internal conflicts occurring through history in that part of the world.

Following events vertically on the Timechart shows what was happening in different parts of the world at anyone point in time - and uniquely illustrates the influence and spread of revolution from region to region.

The 9 fold-out flaps integral to the Timechart provide both personal and public profiles of revolutionary leaders.

The pages following the Timechart are divided into two main sections.

The first covers 13 major conflicts in detail: their causes and consequences, what happened, and why.

The second is a close-up view of important themes in revolutionary history, including Ideologies and Propaganda, the Stages of Revolution, the Spread of Revolution, Revolutionary Battles and Arms, and the Human Cost of Revolutions.