Are these supposed to be links or what?
I reacted the way I did because you basically said "lol google it nerd" instead of providing useful information. You get what you give in online discourse.
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One of my favorites from the neighborhood
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We are the sparkles among the broken glass shards.
The solution to climate change every homeowner should be pursuing
Well I am using the term as distinct from a coup. A coup is when a small circle of power holders (usually but not always the military) seize power without the involvement of the masses.
When people talk about color revolutions in my experience, it's usually an attempt to smear popular uprisings as being artificially created by some hostile foreign power. To my knowledge, such a thing has never happened. This is because it's far more difficult to motivate the thousands or even millions of people needed to take such actions. You can't simply pay them off or order them the way you can with a handful of generals.
The Shah was put in power in one of many coups supported or orchestrated by the US. But I would not describe it as a color revolution because there was little involvement of the general public. It was a struggle between elite factions.