Government, Resistance to
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- Government, Resistance to--Biblical teaching
- Government, Resistance to--Econometric models
- Government, Resistance to--Economic aspects
- Government, Resistance to--Moral and ethical aspects
- Government, Resistance to--Psychological aspects
- Government, Resistance to--Public opinion
- Government, Resistance to--Societies, etc
- Government, Resistance to--Sources
- Government, Resistance to--Spanish territories and possessions
- Government, Resistance to--US states
Sources
found: Cord, R.L. Protest, dissent, and the Supreme Court, 1971.
found: Hoerder, D. Protest, direct action, repression : dissent in American society from colonial times to the present : a bibliography, 1977.
found: Boyle, F. A. Protesting power, 2008:p. 7 (Civil resistance to prevent state crimes)
found: Steward, Gary L. Justifying revolution : the American clergy's argument for political resistance, 1750-1776, 2021.(OCoLC)1236899270
found: Henry, Chris. The ethics of political resistance, 2019.(OCoLC)1057777208
found: Civil resistance, via Study.com, viewed Oct. 18, 2022(Political resistance is a movement that is organized by the civil population in any country to change the established forms of government or take over power and interfere with civil stability. Political resistance is a form of civil disobedience since it requires solidarity and physical presence and focuses on moral and human rights. It is also non-violent)
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1986-02-11: new
2023-03-09: revised
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Government, Resistance to--Biblical teaching 
