The Contras were a group of rebels who fought against the Sandinista government in Nicaragua during the 1980s with support from the United States. They were mainly made up of former National Guardsmen and others opposed to the Sandinistas' left-wing government.
A political strike is a work stoppage organized by a labor union or group of workers to protest against government policies, laws, or political decisions. It is a form of collective action to raise awareness and influence political change.
A political competitor is an individual, group, or party that is vying for the same political office or influence as another individual, group, or party. They compete for support from voters, resources, and ultimately power within the political system.
A group of people with similar political beliefs is called a political faction or a political party. Members of a political faction or party often share common goals, ideologies, and values, and work together to influence government policies and decision-making.
The Revolutionary Democratic Group was created in 1973 in Ethiopia. It was a leftist political party that aimed to bring about social and political change through revolutionary means.
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government. They do not support or oppose candidates or political parties, but work to educate voters on important issues and promote a participatory democracy.
the sandinistas who are a communist group against somoza who was the dictator in Nicaragua at the time and his followeres.
A group of people who took down the Somoza regime. a dictator of Nicaragua in the 1970s
The Ionians (The city-states of Ionia.) revolted , 499 BC to 449 BC , against the Persians .
No; rather, he attempted to secretly fund the "Contra" group that opposed the Sandinistas, despite Congress' decision prohibiting that and despite the Sandinistas' victory at the polls in 1984.
Nicaragua and its Sandinistas a Communist group
The Zelts were a group during the roman rule of Jerusalem, that revolted against the Roman occupants using violence.
The Zealots. These were a group of dangerous hotheads who ignored the advice of the Rabbis and fomented war against the Romans, leaving the Romans no choice but to crush the people and destroy the city of Jerusalem (Talmud, Gittin 56).
It was the bolsheviks.
america
Uh, no! They were socialist revolutionaries - the exact opposite of your question
an ancient group of Indians that were alive at the same time as Vladimir Lenin
The use of violence against civilians to achieve a political goal is terrorism. Unless or until they win. Then it is called a revolution