Political revolt

Effecting rapid drastic change in social or political conditions, often through physical violence.

1. Revolt, using economic, structural or physical weapons, is the recourse of peoples who are confronted with non-adapting or reactionary institutions.

1. Revolution endangers the ongoing institutions of society – food production, family life, education etc. – in order to achieve visionary ends or to marginally improve social justice; things which have little immediate impact.

1. Political restructuring
2. Engaging in revolution

1. Peasant uprisings
2. Extending communist revolution

1. Undermining political dictatorship

1. Enhancing security during social strife

1. Political revolution

1. Unsociable
2. Revolution