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The 26 pages that link to People Power Revolution, each with the reason it gives.

• AuthoritarianismRelated: Its nonviolent mobilization shows how an authoritarian government can lose power.

• PhilippinesBroader topic: The uprising restored electoral democracy after years of authoritarian government.

• Ferdinand MarcosBroader topic: Mass protest and defections from the military forced Marcos to leave office.

• June Democratic StruggleCompared with: It offers a regional comparison of mass mobilization against authoritarian rule.

• NonviolenceBroader topic: It demonstrates how broad civilian defiance can split a regime's support.

• 8888 UprisingCompared with: It offers a regional comparison in which mass protest achieved regime change.

• Corazon AquinoBroader topic: Aquino’s electoral victory became the focal point of this uprising.

• SatyagrahaRelated: It illustrates how mass noncooperation and public mobilization can dislodge an authoritarian government.

• Lino BrockaRelated: Brocka joined the protest movement against Marcos and helped make film-industry dissent visible.

• ProtestBroader topic: It illustrates how mass protest can help remove an authoritarian government.

• Tulip RevolutionCompared with: Both uprisings toppled presidents through street mobilization, but their political settings differed.

• Quezon CityRelated: Crowds gathered along EDSA in Quezon City during the uprising.

• Benigno Aquino IIINarrower topic: The revolution elevated Aquino’s mother and shaped the political legacy he inherited.

• 1987 Constitution of the PhilippinesRelated: The revolution created the political opening for a new constitutional order.

• Fidel V. RamosRelated: Ramos’s break with Marcos helped make the military defection decisive.

• Gloria Macapagal ArroyoNarrower topic: Its post-authoritarian political order enabled her entry into national government.

• Imelda MarcosRelated: The uprising forced the Marcos family, including Imelda, into exile.

• Joseph EstradaNarrower topic: The 2001 protests drew on the earlier EDSA uprising’s political symbolism.

• Manny PacquiaoCompared with: Pacquiao’s later political career unfolded in a democracy reshaped by this landmark uprising.

• Anarcho-pacifismCompared with: It illustrates mass nonviolent action, though it did not establish an anarchist social order.

• Ninoy AquinoRelated: Aquino’s killing helped set in motion the protests that toppled Marcos.

• Second EDSA RevolutionNarrower topic: The 2001 uprising drew its name and symbolism from this earlier mass movement.

• Kris AquinoRelated: Aquino’s family history is inseparable from the revolution that brought her mother to power.

• Martial law under Ferdinand MarcosBroader topic: It brought the regime established during martial law to an end.

• Colour revolutionRelated: It offered an earlier example of mass protest contributing to a leader's removal.

• History of the PhilippinesBroader topic: It transformed the modern republic through the removal of an authoritarian government.