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Dosya Açıklaması : Revolution is an event that is made by a particular group, or by the support of lots of people, which in the end makes radical changes in the existing systems. The dictionary meaning of revolution is the action of changing a regime, an organization or an association completely because of any kind of deficiency or disadvantage it had, but this is not always enough to make things better. What should be gained at the end of a revolution is principally a better new system. Generally this is not true in practice, since most revolutions play big roles in the creation of dictatorships. There are many people who believe that the only way to take the support of people and come to power easier is revolution, since anyone not happy with the existing system would generally be likely to support the idea of making a revolution. When a particular group changes the system by making a revolution with the support of society, in the earliest days of the new system, the members of that particular group, the new presidents promise to give everyone equal rights and to provide many facilities not provided during the period of the overthrown government. But then generally, those new revolutionaries immediately forget about the promises and ideals they made and begin to enjoy the advantages of leadership and take all decisions alone and, as mentioned in `Republic`, "the insatiable desire for freedom and neglect of other things changes this constitution and puts it in need of a dictatorship" (Plato, Course Package, p233). In this way, the new system takes the place of the overthrown one, just in a different form, and it also turns into tyranny. As things become worse and as it become difficult to lead the country, many dictators generally find enemies against their countries and attract the peoples attention to that side in order to make them forget about the deficiencies of his system. As people do not think and worry about politics and what is happening in the dictatorship system they live in, they then completely accept the rules of the new leaders, and this helps the leader to be freer than the people in all fields of life, freer to speak, to decide regulations and even to punish and destroy people. Since such a revolutionaries dictatorship is a public based movement, no one wants to criticize the system he created, therefore, it becomes easy to come up with dictatorship after the revolution. In order to observe the formation of a dictatorship, which occurred after coming to power by revolution, this essay will try to demonstrate the change in Cuba and Cuban society, under the leadership of a revolutionary, Fidel Castro, and the period during which Cuba had a new system, new culture, and a new dictatorship. At this point it is necessary to talk about Castros early days and political influences that shaped his ideologies. By the time Castro had begun university, two important events had happened in Cuba. These were the independence movements against Spanish colonies in the end of the 19th century, and the overthrow of the Cuban dictator, Machado. Also, because of being the son of a landowner and having the chance to observe the lives of both poor and people from the bourgeois class, he realized the inequality between ...