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- of an established [[authority]]. The term comes from the Latin verb ''rebellõ,'' "I renew war" (from ''re-'' ("again") + ''bellõ'' ("I wage war/I revolt"). The rebel is the individual that
- disobedience]], and [[nonviolent resistance]] which do not include violence or paramilitary force .{{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
- * [[Mutiny]], which is carried out by military or security forces against their commanders {{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
- [[Resistance movement#Freedom fighter|freedom fighters]], often against an occupying foreign power {{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
- a term that is sometimes used for a more localized rebellions rather than a general uprising {{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
- ], which is carried out by radicals, usually meant to overthrow the current [[government]] {{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
- which are non-overt attempts at sabotaging a government, carried out by spies or other subversives {{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
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- of an established [[authority]]. The term comes from the Latin verb ''rebellõ,'' "I renew war" (from ''re-'' ("again") + ''bellõ'' ("I wage war/I revolt"). The rebel is the individual that
- disobedience]], and [[nonviolent resistance]] which do not include violence or paramilitary force .{{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
- * [[Mutiny]], which is carried out by military or security forces against their commanders {{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
- [[Resistance movement#Freedom fighter|freedom fighters]], often against an occupying foreign power {{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
- a term that is sometimes used for a more localized rebellions rather than a general uprising {{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
- ], which is carried out by radicals, usually meant to overthrow the current [[government]] {{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
- which are non-overt attempts at sabotaging a government, carried out by spies or other subversives {{Citation needed|reason=Who defined this term in this way=April 2016}]
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