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Sailors threatened mutiny by expressing their dissatisfaction with harsh conditions, poor provisions, and the leadership of their officers. This discontent often manifested in organized meetings where they discussed their grievances and strategized potential actions against their captains. Tensions could escalate to the point where they openly refused orders or demanded better treatment, signaling that they were willing to take drastic measures if their needs were not addressed. Such threats were typically a last resort, aimed at prompting change or negotiation rather than outright rebellion.
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What is it called when sailors overthrow their captain and take over the ship?
It is a mutiny.
A rebellion of soldiers or sailors against their officers?
is to mutiny
What was the major naval base in northwestern Russia where sailors staged a revolt in March 1921?
The mutiny was at Kronstadt, near Petrograd (St. Petersburg).
How did the French react to Jay's Treaty with England?
The French ordered their navy to raid American ships, imprison the sailors and then threaten to hang them.
What is it called when a crew betrays the captain?
Mutiny!
What is it called when sailors overthrow their captain and take over the ship?
It is a mutiny.
Why did some passengers threaten to mutiny?
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When sailors overthrow their captin and take over the ship?
This is called mutiny and the sailors are mutineers.
A rebellion of soldiers or sailors against their officers?
is to mutiny
Who led mutiny of the sailors on the town ho?
steelkilt
When sailors overthrow their captain and take over the ship.?
Mutiny.
Why did Columbus sailors what to engage in mutiny?
because they didn't see land for 28 days
How do you use the word mutiny in a sentence for kids?
When I suggested that we take a break for ice cream, the professor jokingly accused me of instigating a mutiny.
Who led a mutiny of the sailors on the Town-Ho?
The mutiny on the ship Town-Ho was led by a sailor named Steelkilt. He was a rebellious crew member who incited the other sailors to rise up against the ship's captain due to mistreatment and unjust punishment.
What was the Kiel Mutiny's aim?
The German sailors refused to obey orders to go back to war with Britain.
What do you call it When sailors overtthrow their captain and take over a ship?
It is called a mutiny. On a military vessel it is treason and punishable by death.
What was the major naval base in northwestern Russia where sailors staged a revolt in March 1921?
The mutiny was at Kronstadt, near Petrograd (St. Petersburg).
