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People have a right to revolution when a government becomes oppressive or fails to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of its citizens. This right is rooted in the belief that authority derives from the consent of the governed; when that consent is violated, people are justified in seeking to change or overthrow that government. Historical precedents, such as the American and French revolutions, illustrate the idea that individuals must have the power to resist tyranny to secure their liberty and justice. Ultimately, the right to revolution serves as a safeguard against despotism and a means for citizens to reclaim their autonomy.
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Who believed that people create government to meet their needs and that people have a right to change it by revolution if necessary?
Hobbes
What is the right of revolution?
the right of revolution is found in the declaration of independence.
What does it mean by the claim that people have a right of revolution?
It means that people have a right to dissent against a government that they feel has grown tyrannical and no longer represents the majority of citizens.
How many right angels in a revolution?
There are 4 right angles in a revolution.
How did thomas Jefferson justify the killing of innocent people during the french revolution?
he thought they had the right
Which estate has the right to carry a sword French Revolution?
The second estate, or the nobility. These people are the only one who are allowed the right of carrying the sword.
How many right angles in one revolution?
1 revolution = 360o 1 right angle = 90o Thus 360o ÷ 90o = 4 right angles in one revolution.
What political right did the Cuban revolution take away from the people of cuba?
The freedom of press and to speak out against the government
When is revolution justified?
There are instances when a revolution is justifiable. This is mainly when the rights of the majority of people are being abused and much more.
What was one idea that the leaders of the American Revolution shared with Enlightenment thinkers?
The people have the right to overthrow their government if it abuses its powers.
Who was the colonial representative in London right before the revolution?
Thomas Pain was the colonial representative in London right before the revolution.
What were the Democratic rights people of different countries got as a result of the French Revolution?
The origin of the following rights could be traced to the French Revolution: i) Right to freedom and liberty ii) Right to equality iii) Right to property iv) Freedom of speech Apart from this, rule of law, arrest of individuals only under processes determined by laws, sovereignty of the nation, right to vote (partially), security of people and freedom from oppression can also be traced back to the ideas of the time of French Revolution. typed by ricky of gghs
