major rebellion

Examples (10)

• The re-introduction of conscription sparked off a major rebellion.
• Historically, a major rebellion often signals deep societal unrest.
• The government feared a major rebellion if the new tax was implemented.
• News of the major rebellion spread quickly across the provinces.
• They were determined to suppress the major rebellion with force.
• A major rebellion broke out in the capital city, challenging the monarch's authority.
• The historian documented several instances of major rebellion during that period.
• Preventing a major rebellion became the top priority for the ruling party.
• The seeds of a major rebellion were sown by years of oppression.
• Despite their efforts, a major rebellion could not be avoided.