Review of The Solution is Political Revolution
Posted: 08 Sep 2023, 12:20
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Solution is Political Revolution" by Jillion R Rising.]
"The Solution is Political Revolution" is a really interesting book about how politics has revolutionised the United States. The author, Jillion R. Rising, takes us on a journey through the past, showing the important events and reasons that affected social and economic aspects of the country.
The author talks about the American Revolution, the Civil Rights Movement, and other important moments in history. He highlighted one of the greatest scams in American history—the 2008 mortgage crisis. He also talked about how immigration has affected the wages of American workers. He shares how he has great hopes for Gen Y in shaping the great future of the United States. I was fascinated by Jillion R. Rising's explanation of why these events happened and how they shaped the country.
One cool thing about this book is that it shows how the past is connected to today. It's like seeing how old things are still important now. The writing of Jillion R. Rising was so impressive that each page showed how history can help us understand what's happening today.
Also, Rising talks about the problems with big changes. Sometimes, revolutions can have problems too. He advises that we need to talk and find solutions when we disagree. He concluded his book by advocating that we need to be united at all times; if we divide, we perish.
Even if you don't know much about American politics, you can still understand this book. Rising writes in a way that's easy to follow without using big words.
There was nothing I disliked about the book. I found the book exceptionally well edited, without any grammar errors. I rate this book five out of five stars. To sum up, "The Solution is Political Revolution" is a must-read if you want to know how America's politics have changed over time. It's great for students, people who like history, and anyone who cares about what's happening in American politics now.
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The Solution is Political Revolution
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"The Solution is Political Revolution" is a really interesting book about how politics has revolutionised the United States. The author, Jillion R. Rising, takes us on a journey through the past, showing the important events and reasons that affected social and economic aspects of the country.
The author talks about the American Revolution, the Civil Rights Movement, and other important moments in history. He highlighted one of the greatest scams in American history—the 2008 mortgage crisis. He also talked about how immigration has affected the wages of American workers. He shares how he has great hopes for Gen Y in shaping the great future of the United States. I was fascinated by Jillion R. Rising's explanation of why these events happened and how they shaped the country.
One cool thing about this book is that it shows how the past is connected to today. It's like seeing how old things are still important now. The writing of Jillion R. Rising was so impressive that each page showed how history can help us understand what's happening today.
Also, Rising talks about the problems with big changes. Sometimes, revolutions can have problems too. He advises that we need to talk and find solutions when we disagree. He concluded his book by advocating that we need to be united at all times; if we divide, we perish.
Even if you don't know much about American politics, you can still understand this book. Rising writes in a way that's easy to follow without using big words.
There was nothing I disliked about the book. I found the book exceptionally well edited, without any grammar errors. I rate this book five out of five stars. To sum up, "The Solution is Political Revolution" is a must-read if you want to know how America's politics have changed over time. It's great for students, people who like history, and anyone who cares about what's happening in American politics now.
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The Solution is Political Revolution
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon