Answer:
Democracy
Explanation:
The Arab Spring is the name given to a set of protests, revolts and popular revolutions against governments of the Arab world, in 2011. It was a movement that pleaded for democracy and better living conditions for the population of the Arab countries.
There was in that context a growing discomfort with the economic crisis, unemployment and lack of freedom of expression. Organized through the internet, thousands of people took to the streets in their countries, Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Syria, Yemen and Bahrain to demand the end of dictatorships and that their rulers were chosen by vote. The only country that did not change its ruler was Syria, a country in which the conflict has turned into a civil war that continues to this day.
