Revolutionary organizations are groups that seek to bring about significant change in society, often through radical means. They typically challenge existing political, social, or economic systems and aim to replace them with new structures that align with their ideologies. Examples include political parties, social movements, and militant groups that advocate for reform or complete transformation. These organizations often mobilize supporters through grassroots efforts, protests, and campaigns. They may utilize various strategies, including propaganda, community organizing, and direct action, to raise awareness and gain traction for their causes. The ultimate goal is to create a new order that reflects their vision for society.