If someone tries to overthrow their government, the crime is called treason. A handful of people in the United States have been convicted of treason including Aaron Dwight Stevens, and Robert Henry Best.
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This is normally a crime called treason, but only if it is being done by an individual or a small group.
If enough people are taking part, then the crime ceases to be treason and becomes a revolution, civil ware or popular uprising. It all depends on how much general support there is for the force acting against the government.
The international community will tolerate a country executing small numbers of traitors (people who commit treason) but it frowns on large scale executions. In such cases the government risks being charged with crimes against humanity.
You can change a government legitimately using an election, and in general elections do release the tensions that build up and cause revolutions and wars.
Sedition - Revolution
Sedition:meaning revolution
When Hitler was convicted of trying to overthrow the government of Germany.
For trying to overthrow the German government.
He tried to overthrow the Bavarian government.
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He was trying to overthrow the government, which is illegal.
He attempted to overthrow the German government and went to jail because it failed.
Yes, for trying to overthrow the German government.
He was imprisoned for being a part of 23 acts of trying to overthrow the government.
Mutiny is the military crime of disobeying the orders of a superior officer. Treason is the civil crime of attempting to overthrow the sovereign or the government of the state which the sovereign represents.
He was the leader of NSDAP, a party that tried to (by force) take over the regime at 1923. For this he was sentenced to 5 years in prison. He served less than one year of that sentence in the Landsberg prison.
The rebels planned to overthrow the corrupt government and establish a new regime.
One example of an act of treason would be trying to overthrow the government or the betrayal of trust or confidence.