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help;;;

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@osprey

Answer 2

I try maths too ...

Answer 3

Lol here's the question

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thanks for looking at it !!!! Im really bad at history

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Complete civil disobedience is rebellion without the element of violence in it. An out and out civil resister simply ignores the authority of the state. He becomes an outlaw claiming to disregard every unmoral state law…. In doing all this he never uses force and never resists force when it is used against him. In fact, he invites imprisonment and other uses of force.
From Mohandas Gandhi.


mc016-1.jpg How do civil resisters handle the use of force against them?

They rebel against it.
None of the above
They meet force with force.
They do not resist it.

Answer 6

i'll have a noss and get back ...

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whats a noss?

Answer 8

well okay

Answer 9

They resist with what could be called "passive aggression". They simply make it as hard as possible for the authorities to "remove" them. Witness "sit in protests", and the famous "Women of Greenham Common" UK. They don't actually resist, just be *** awkward. And, if there happen to be journalists around and tv cameras etc then, well ...
It is possibly very highly arguable that one of the most famous civil resistors is history is said to have been born in the middle east, at the time of the height of the Roman Empire. In more recent times, Rosa Parks was possibly one in the deep south of the US.

Answer 10

uh

Answer 11

i've never learned about that

Answer 12

what you wrote, i've never heard of except rosa parks i think

Answer 13

im in 10th grade..

Answer 14

So C...

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@osprey

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i'd say it was the last one was the answer.

Greenham common was meant to be the site of a controversial nuclear weapons installation in UK. A group of women didn't fancy it. So, they "ganged up" on the "authorities" by organising an enormous "sit in"/camp site, at the perimeter fence. Should be google able.

Middle east one was the beginnings of christianity maybe ?

on the other ones, Ms Parks simply refused to give up her seat to a "white" person on a bus on her way home from work. For that she got arrested etc. Google it should show the story.

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sorry if i've been confusing

Answer 18

you are just way out of my league thats it but its okay....