poor workers and the middle class
witch two groups fought aganist britian
The Kurds (an ethnic group) and the Shiite Arabs (a religious group) were the most prominent of Saddam Hussein's ethnic/religious adversaries, but many smaller groups like the Marsh Arabs, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Turcomans (Iraqi Turkmen), the Jews, the Yazidis, Catholics, etc. were also targeted by Saddam Hussein.
Mostly, in the ground. Saddam and his two sons Uday and Qusay have been killed and buried.
ranchers against farmers
Liberals and Russians. :)
The two Iraqi groups encouraged to rebel by the US were the Shiite Muslims and the Kurdish population. Following the Gulf War in 1991, the US signaled support for uprisings against Saddam Hussein's regime, leading to significant revolts in both communities. However, the uprisings faced brutal suppression, particularly in the south by the Iraqi military, leading to dire consequences for the rebels.
Save Our Sons, and The Youth Campaign against Conscription.
The answer lies in what you mean by rebels - rebels against what? Many people have rebelled against social evils, injustice, religious intolerance and so on. Over two centuries it would amount to millions. Be specific.
7 and 8
Yes, over their long history the Romans had several rebellions. Two of the most famous were the slave rebellion of Spartacus and the Boudicca rebellion in Britain. Julius Caesar himself led a rebellion when he started the civil war against Pompey. The military rebelled against several emperors too.Yes, over their long history the Romans had several rebellions. Two of the most famous were the slave rebellion of Spartacus and the Boudicca rebellion in Britain. Julius Caesar himself led a rebellion when he started the civil war against Pompey. The military rebelled against several emperors too.Yes, over their long history the Romans had several rebellions. Two of the most famous were the slave rebellion of Spartacus and the Boudicca rebellion in Britain. Julius Caesar himself led a rebellion when he started the civil war against Pompey. The military rebelled against several emperors too.Yes, over their long history the Romans had several rebellions. Two of the most famous were the slave rebellion of Spartacus and the Boudicca rebellion in Britain. Julius Caesar himself led a rebellion when he started the civil war against Pompey. The military rebelled against several emperors too.Yes, over their long history the Romans had several rebellions. Two of the most famous were the slave rebellion of Spartacus and the Boudicca rebellion in Britain. Julius Caesar himself led a rebellion when he started the civil war against Pompey. The military rebelled against several emperors too.Yes, over their long history the Romans had several rebellions. Two of the most famous were the slave rebellion of Spartacus and the Boudicca rebellion in Britain. Julius Caesar himself led a rebellion when he started the civil war against Pompey. The military rebelled against several emperors too.Yes, over their long history the Romans had several rebellions. Two of the most famous were the slave rebellion of Spartacus and the Boudicca rebellion in Britain. Julius Caesar himself led a rebellion when he started the civil war against Pompey. The military rebelled against several emperors too.Yes, over their long history the Romans had several rebellions. Two of the most famous were the slave rebellion of Spartacus and the Boudicca rebellion in Britain. Julius Caesar himself led a rebellion when he started the civil war against Pompey. The military rebelled against several emperors too.Yes, over their long history the Romans had several rebellions. Two of the most famous were the slave rebellion of Spartacus and the Boudicca rebellion in Britain. Julius Caesar himself led a rebellion when he started the civil war against Pompey. The military rebelled against several emperors too.
France, Spain and The Netherlands.