What does RTR stand for?

Road to Revolution Stan Mack and Susan Champlin, authors Bloomsbury U.

The road to revolution was hard, but with a master plan intruding into all educational centres, most were converted to the new faith - not so much through religious influence, but more on a platform of nationalism and social justice.

For example, discovering how and when the so-called Boston Massacre became a so-called step on the so-called road to revolution produces an understanding of how opinion-formers manipulate events how they story and re-story those events to create a neatly packaged parcel of propaganda, and how they employ the propaganda to persuade people to participate or acquiesce in organized violence.