post-revolutionary
Following the uprising
Post-revolutionary describes the period or conditions following a revolution: post-revolutionary France, the post-revolutionary government.
It typically refers to the transitional phase after a major political upheaval, when new institutions replace old ones and society adjusts to changed circumstances.
Violent disturbance of order
- transformationThorough change in form
- aftermathResults following an event
- rebuildingConstructing anew after destruction
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
instability · displacement · emigration · purge · tribunal · amnesty · repatriation · land reform
Change from one state
- reconstructionRebuilding after destruction
- constitutionInherent physical or structural makeup
- republicState with elected leaders
- regimeSystem of governance
reform · democratization · nation-building · sovereignty · governance · provisional · legislature · independence
Innovative cultural pioneers
- modernismFavoring contemporary approaches
- romanticismEmotional, imaginative worldview
- neoclassicismMovement emulating antiquity's forms
- nationalismDevotion to one's country
iconoclasm · commemoration · monument · martyrdom · anthem · symbolism · heritage · identity
Revolutionary calendar's eleventh month
- Restoration1660s monarchical revival
- NapoleonicOf the French emperor
- BolshevikSoviet communist party member
- SovietOf the USSR
Maoist · Cuban · Iranian · Mexican · Jacobin · Reign of Terror · reactionary · emigre
upheaval
Violent disturbance of order
- transformationThorough change in form
- aftermathResults following an event
- rebuildingConstructing anew after destruction
reconciliation · instability · displacement · emigration · purge · tribunal · amnesty · repatriation · land reform · redistribution
transition
Change from one state
- reconstructionRebuilding after destruction
- constitutionInherent physical or structural makeup
- republicState with elected leaders
regime · reform · democratization · nation-building · sovereignty · governance · provisional · legislature · independence · emancipation
avant-garde
Innovative cultural pioneers
- modernismFavoring contemporary approaches
- romanticismEmotional, imaginative worldview
- neoclassicismMovement emulating antiquity's forms
nationalism · iconoclasm · commemoration · monument · martyrdom · anthem · symbolism · heritage · identity · renaissance
Thermidor
Revolutionary calendar's eleventh month
- Restoration1660s monarchical revival
- NapoleonicOf the French emperor
- BolshevikSoviet communist party member
Soviet · Maoist · Cuban · Iranian · Mexican · Jacobin · Reign of Terror · reactionary · emigre · loyalist
- Soviet LiteratureSolzhenitsyn, Boris Pasternak, Pasternak, Babel, Grossman
post-revolutionarypre-revolutionary
Before a political overthrow
ancien régime · revolutionary · pre-war · traditional · monarchist
revolutionary, revolution, revolve, revolt, revolving, revolved, revolver, revolutions, revolutionist