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Violent resistance refers to actions taken by individuals or groups that involve the use of physical force to oppose or challenge an oppressive system or authority. This can include armed conflict, riots, or other forms of aggression aimed at achieving political or social change. While some view it as a legitimate means of fighting against injustice, others criticize it for perpetuating cycles of violence and undermining peaceful efforts for resolution. The effectiveness and moral implications of violent resistance are often hotly debated.
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What is resistance activities?
Active resistance is a violent way of protesting the government, unlike passive resistance, which is nonviolent.
In which state did Freedom Riders encounter violent resistance?
Alabama
Who did Martin Luther King Jr pattern on non-violent resistance after?
The answer is Ghandi.
Why was Mohandas Gandhi successful?
His belief, practice and teaching of "Passive" (non-violent) resistance.
Who was the Indian spiritual leader that promoted non-violent resistance to oppression?
Mahatma Gandhi
What country engaged in violent resistance against British indirect rule in 1929?
Nigeria
Who led a powerful non violent resistance to British colonial rule in India?
Ghandi
What did mahatma gandhi mean by satyagraha as active resistance?
By active resistance gandhiji ment 'War without voilence' By active resistance gandhiji ment 'War without voilence'
By the time president grant took office southern resistance to the reconstruction efforts had?
Turned violent.
Martin Luther king was best known for philosphy of?
civil disobedience, or non-violent resistance
What was Gandhi's tactic of Satyagraha primarily aimed towards?
Non-violent protest, or peaceful resistance.
Illegal often violent resistance by the Sons of Liberty may be seen as?
Marking the start of the revolution.
