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Farmers' rebellions refer to uprisings by agricultural workers against oppressive conditions, unfair taxation, or land ownership issues. Historically significant examples include the American Shays' Rebellion in the 1780s and the Indian Farmers' Protest in recent years, both highlighting the struggles of farmers for better rights and economic justice. These movements often arise from dissatisfaction with government policies that adversely affect rural communities and agricultural livelihoods.

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