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When does the government become tyrannical?
A government becomes tyrannical when it abuses its power, suppresses individual rights, and rules oppressively without regard for the well-being of its citizens.
What if you never had a Bill of Rights?
Without a bill of rights, government might become more tyrannical.
Who is the ruler for tyranny government?
Usually a tyrannical government has a dictator.
What is a sentence for tyrannical?
In the book 1984, Winston and Julia lived under the rule of a tyrannical government.
What document allowed people to overthrow a tyrannical government?
The Declaration of Independence.
What was the rights of people to overthrow a tyrannical government is a main theme?
decloration of independence. are you from clarke?
Why did the anti federalists object to the proposed constitution?
The anti-federalists opposed the constitution because they felt it made the government too Why_did_the_anti_federalists_object_to_the_proposed_constitution. Anti-federalists feared that the government would become tyrannical. Their opposition to the constitution ultimately lead to the creation of the Bill of Rights. This is the reason why the anti-federalists opposed the constitution.
What actions can individuals take if the government becomes tyrannical?
Individuals can take actions such as peaceful protests, civil disobedience, and participating in democratic processes like voting and contacting elected officials to hold the government accountable if it becomes tyrannical.
What part of speech is tyrannical?
Tyrannical is an adjective.
What is the most inspired the inclusion in the Declaration of Independence of the right of the people to revolt against a tyrannical government?
when any form of government becomes destructive of these ends it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it
What makes a revolt against the government justifiable?
If the government is tyrannical. If they kill their own people or impose harsh laws with unfitting punishments.
What was the greco-roman contribution to law?
Representative government by the citizenry...as opposed to royal or tyrannical despotism.
