uprising

an uprising involving the use of weapons

supported by the majority of people

involving a very large number of people

an uprising intended to cause a complete change in the system of government

an uprising that occurs across the whole country

describes an uprising that did not achieve its goals

an uprising led or carried out by the armed forces

an uprising that is extremely large in scale

using physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill

an uprising that was not planned or organized in advance

involving much death and injury

an uprising led or dominated by students

an uprising by prisoners within a prison

an uprising by agricultural laborers

an uprising by enslaved people

indicates participation or occurrence as part of the uprising

indicates that an event happened within the time period of the uprising

to be in charge of an uprising

to stop an uprising by force

to stop an uprising by using extreme force

to end an uprising by authority or force

to be the initial cause of an uprising

to cause an uprising to start suddenly

to cause an uprising to happen

to organize and carry out an uprising

to stop an uprising, often with the suggestion of restoring order

specifies the entity (e.g., a government, a regime) that the uprising is directed at