The document discusses events in Iraq and Iceland between 2003-2010. In Iraq, the U.S. invasion was followed by an appointed transitional government and elections, though many Iraqis did not see real change. Protests continued against the U.S. occupation. In Iceland, a financial crisis in 2008 led to mass protests and resignations, but the president remained, showing it was more protest than revolution. Dissatisfaction with new leaders in both countries showed the events did not fully constitute revolutions.