The term "color revolution" refers to a series of nonviolent protests and political movements that emerged in various countries during the early 21st century, aimed at challenging authoritarian regimes. Characterized by the use of specific color themes or symbols, these revolutions sought to signify unity and resistance against perceived electoral fraud or corruption. Examples include the **Orange Revolution** in Ukraine and the **Rose Revolution** in Georgia. While some achieved significant political change, color revolutions often faced backlash from entrenched powers, raising questions about the sustainability of democratic reforms and the role of external influences in domestic politics.