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A revolt.
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What is a violent uprising against a ruler called?
A revolt.
What is a word for a violent uprising against a ruler?
revolt
What is a violent uprising against a ruler?
A revolt.
What does ''insurrection'' mean?
An insurrection is a violent uprising against an authority or government.
What is a violent upspring againist a ruler?
A popular uprising of regular citizens against a ruler is a revolution. However, if it is just the military removing a government, it is called a military coup d'etat. If these attempts fail or the vast majority of the population is revolting against a ruler violently, a civil war can break out between the ruler's loyalists and the opposition fighters. A rebellion is a common cause of violent uprisings and consists of smaller scale attacks made by an armed force.
Who are insurrectors?
Someone who actively participates in a violent uprising against an established government or regime.
Who was slave who lead a violent uprising against slave owners?
Toussaint l'Overture in Haiti: Spartacus against the Romans.
What ruler turned against violent ways?
Adolf Hitler.
Was mau mau uprising violent?
Yes, the Mau -Mau uprising was extremely violent . They slaughtered many African farmers as well as whites.
why was the sepoy mutiny called of many names and what were they ?
The Sepoy Mutiny was a violent and very bloody uprising against British rule in India in 1857. It is also known by other names: the Indian Mutiny, the Indian Rebellion of 1857, or the Indian Revolt of 1857
First ruler of the Holy Roman Empire?
Henry I, first but he did not last that long so then, Otto I to be the emperor, which is considered to be the ruler.But a result of an uprising by Czech Protestants against the Catholic ruler of the Holy Roman Empire was the Thirty Year War.
What is the connotation of revolt?
Revolt typically carries a negative connotation, suggesting a violent or forceful uprising against authority or control. It implies a sense of defiance, rebellion, and resistance to established norms or power structures.
