What was the result of the "Arab Awakening" by 2014?
A) The remainder of the decade saw the continuation of similar uprisings in countries across the wider Middle East.
B) The grassroots revolutionary movements had stalled, as the Middle East had no models of open societies to follow.
C) Countries such as Egypt, Yemen, and Libya established democratic governments for the first time in their history.
D) The authoritarian regimes that had organized and led the Arab Awakening were unseated by the American military.
E) Obama publicly adopted a military doctrine defined by confrontation and increased military intervention.

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By 2014, the majority of countries that had experienced the Arab Awakening had either reverted back to authoritarianism or were in a state of political and social instability. The lack of successful models of open societies and the intervention of foreign powers contributed to the stalling of the grassroots movements. However, it is worth noting that there were some limited successes, such as Tunisia's establishment of a democratic government.

What Was the Result of the "Arab Awakening" by 2014