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Civil disobedience is a term used for not fighting back against an aggressor. Most known from Ghandi's successes in overcoming British rule in the late 19th century. Also, was used by Dr. Martin Luther King during the Civil Rights in Montgomery and cities in the South.
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Who was in the development of Mohandas Gandhi's ideas on civil obedience?
John Locke
The major reason for the creation of the Mayflower Compact was?
to establish a structure for civil obedience.
Was Mohandas Gandhi using civil obedience or civil disobedience?
Gandhi used non-violent civil disobedience as a tool against British colonialism in India.
What is the difference between a developing nation and a developed nation?
it's either: -civil obedience - religion -industry or -strikes The answer is industry
Who believed in civil obedience?
I think you might mean civil disobedience. If so, there are many great famous individuals who practiced and encouraged civil disobedience, including Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., and Rosa Parks.
What is the main difference between developing nations and a developed nation?
it's either: -civil obedience - religion -industry or -strikes The answer is industry
What is the main difference between a developing nation and a developed nation?
it's either: -civil obedience - religion -industry or -strikes The answer is industry
What is prefix for obedience?
the prefix obedience is disobedience
Why was there conflict between early Christians and Roman authorities?
A:Many Christians firmly believe today that until the time of Constantine, Christians faced endless persecution by the Roman authorities. In fact, there were no more than 12 years of official persecution during the three centuries before Emperor Constantine. When Christians were persecuted, it seems that the authorities were really more concerned about the risk to good government of having a state within a state, or a reaction to potentially treasonous actions by some Christians.Edward Gibbon (The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire) goes as far as to conclude about the attitude of the emperors to the Christians:That a considerable time elapsed before they considered the new sectaries as deserving of the attention of government.That in the conviction of any of their subjects who were accused of so very singular a crime, they proceeded with caution and reluctance.That they were moderate in the use of punishments; andThat the afflicted church enjoyed many intervals of peace and tranquility.Gibbon describes the real period of conflict as beginning with Constantine and reaching its height late in the fourth century, when the Christian Roman authorities initiated centuries of persecution of those who followed paganism, even making the ancient religion illegal under Roman law.
What has the author A Alan Borovoy written?
A. Alan Borovoy has written: 'Uncivil obedience' -- subject(s): Civil rights, Political activists, Political participation, Resistance to Government
Who is the patron saint of obedience?
There is no designated patron saint of obedience.
What is adjective form of obedience?
The adjective form of obedience is obedient.
