Final Report Arab Spring

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In 2011, the term Aram Spring was popularized by western media. This term is used for successful upspring in Tunisia against its former leader, which is much more similar to anti-government protest in many Arab countries. Events in Middle East don’t went in proper direction, Syria and Libya drawn into civil conflict, Tunisia, Egypt and Yemen were drawn in to civil conflict, while the wealthy monarchies in Persian Gulf remain unshaken by the events. Arab Spring was type of protest against the leader and Arab dictatorship. Peoples have anger for security apparatus, rising price, unemployment and corruption which was followed by privatization of state assets in some countries. Protesters like Morocco and Jordan wanted to reform the system under current rules, some calling for gradual reform, while others for an immediate transition to constitutional monarchy. Peoples in Egypt and Tunisia wanted to overthrow the president; they also gad little idea of what to do in free election next.

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In 2011, the term Aram Spring was popularized by western media. This term is used for successful upspring in Tunisia against its former leader, which is much more similar to anti-government protest in many Arab countries. Events in Middle East dont went in proper direction, Syria and Libya drawn into civil conflict, Tunisia, Egypt and Yemen were drawn in to civil conflict, while the wealthy monarchies in Persian Gulf remain unshaken by the events. Arab Spring was type of protest against the leader and Arab dictatorship. Peoples have anger for security apparatus, rising price, unemployment and corruption which was followed by privatization of state assets in some countries. Protesters like Morocco and Jordan wanted to reform the system under current rules, some calling for gradual reform, while others for an immediate transition to constitutional monarchy. Peoples in Egypt and Tunisia wanted to overthrow the president; they also gad little idea of what to do in free election next.