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people to
overthrow unjust government.[citation needed]
Uprisings which revolt,
resisting and
taking direct action against an authority, law or policy...
- Peasants'
Revolt, also
named Wat Tyler's
Rebellion or the
Great Rising, was a
major uprising across large parts of
England in 1381. The
revolt had various...
- The
Revolt (Hebrew: המרד), also
published as
Revolt, The
Revolt:
Inside Story of the
Irgun and The
Revolt: the
Dramatic Inside Story of the Irgun, is...
- Look up
revolt,
revolter, or
révolter in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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Revolt. A
revolt is
opposition and resistance...
- The name of the
revolt is contested, and it is
variously described as the
Sepoy Mutiny, the
Indian Mutiny, the
Great Rebellion, the
Revolt of 1857, the Indian...
- Alid
revolt can
refer to any
rebellion by Alid
partisans against the
Umayyad and
Abbasid caliphates: Alid
revolts during the
Second Fitna,
against the...
- The
Maccabean Revolt (Hebrew: מרד החשמונאים) was a
Jewish rebellion led by the
Maccabees against the
Seleucid Empire and
against ****enistic influence...
-
Melissenos families Cretan Revolt (1222) of the
Melissenos family Cretan Revolt (1230)
Revolt of the
Chortatzes brothers (1272/73)
Revolt of
Alexios Kallergis...
-
revolt or workers'
uprising is a
period of
civil unrest characterised by
strong labour militancy and
strike activity. The
history of
labour revolts often...
- Jewish–Roman War (66–74 CE),
sometimes called the
Great Jewish Revolt, the
First Jewish Revolt, the War of Destruction, or the
Jewish War, was the
first of...
