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The youths of the 1960's rebelled against authority (rebelled against the system). Hence the riots.
Enslaved people rebelled against their oppressors because they were fighting for their freedom and dignity, even when the odds were against them. The desire for liberty and the refusal to accept their unjust treatment pushed them to take action, despite the risks involved. They understood that resistance, no matter how small, was a way to assert their humanity and challenge the oppressive system.
To keep things balanced Make sure things don't get over ruled
he used the feudal system ,religion,domesday book, punishment and force, also castles.if anyone rebelled against him he would take away your land!
The youth of the 1960's was REBELLIOUS...and this was reflected in their music; ROCK 'N ROLL. They rebelled against authority; they rebelled against their parents; they rebelled against the police; they rebelled against the government (primarily against the military). Their slogan was, "Down with the system!" Or "Down with the Establishment!" Every man in uniform (police or military) became a target of their vengence (women weren't street cops back then).
Fugitive slaves rebelled against the 1850 Fugitive Slave Law by escaping to Canada, forming and joining abolitionist groups, participating in the Underground Railroad, and sometimes physically resisting capture by slave catchers. Some fugitive slaves also sought legal assistance and used the court system to fight for their freedom.
No, Because The Natives Rebelled and Many Natives Died From Disease
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Maintain manners and protocol system is to be questioned/appealed.
Little is known about the Etruscan people whose language, culture and origins remains shrouded in mystery. These strange people were simply known in ancient times as the people of the sea and mythology has it that they were descendants from the lost city of Atlantis. The ruled and educated the Romans teaching them how to calculate using the Etruscan system of numeracy which today is known as the Roman numeral system. The Romans eventually rebelled against the dictatorial Etruscans to form their own way of life and government which was called the Roman republic.
Enslaved people rebelled against their situation in various ways, including through acts of sabotage, running away to seek freedom, engaging in organized uprisings, forming secret societies or networks to resist, and practicing acts of cultural preservation and resistance. These acts were often risky and carried severe consequences, but they demonstrated enslaved individuals' resilience and determination to challenge the oppressive system of slavery.
The Etruscans did and they once ruled the Romans but the Romans continued to use the Etruscan system of numeracy after they rebelled and gained their freedom from the Etruscans.