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What a violent uprising against a ruler?
A revolt.
What is a word for a violent uprising against a ruler?
revolt
What is a violent uprising against a ruler?
A revolt.
What is a violent upspring againist a ruler?
A popular uprising of regular citizens against a ruler is a revolution. However, if it is just the military removing a government, it is called a military coup d'etat. If these attempts fail or the vast majority of the population is revolting against a ruler violently, a civil war can break out between the ruler's loyalists and the opposition fighters. A rebellion is a common cause of violent uprisings and consists of smaller scale attacks made by an armed force.
What ruler turned against violent ways?
Adolf Hitler.
What is an uprise against a ruler called?
A revolt.
First ruler of the Holy Roman Empire?
Henry I, first but he did not last that long so then, Otto I to be the emperor, which is considered to be the ruler.But a result of an uprising by Czech Protestants against the Catholic ruler of the Holy Roman Empire was the Thirty Year War.
How many inches is a leaf?
Theres this thing called a ruler that you put up against the leaf and measure it
In austria what is a ruler called?
a ruler is called "Fürst"
How did octavian becomw soul ruler?
Octavian became sole ruler by winning the civil war against his rival Antony.Octavian became sole ruler by winning the civil war against his rival Antony.Octavian became sole ruler by winning the civil war against his rival Antony.Octavian became sole ruler by winning the civil war against his rival Antony.Octavian became sole ruler by winning the civil war against his rival Antony.Octavian became sole ruler by winning the civil war against his rival Antony.Octavian became sole ruler by winning the civil war against his rival Antony.Octavian became sole ruler by winning the civil war against his rival Antony.Octavian became sole ruler by winning the civil war against his rival Antony.
What is a ruler called in French?
A ruler is called 'une règle' (fem.) in French.
What is a ruler with no markings on it called?
Called a straight edge
