Sentence examples for causing rebellion from inspiring English sources
After Lady Jane Grey's execution on 12 February 1554, Queen Mary I imprisoned her sister Elizabeth, later Queen Elizabeth I, in the Tower under suspicion of causing rebellion as Sir Thomas Wyatt had led a revolt against Mary in Elizabeth's name.
On the other hand, no-end-in-sight suffering stands to cause rebellion against a vague promise of future ease of sanctions.
But systemic corruption unchecked by any political representation has already caused rebellions in China.
As a senior, he enrolled in a seminar called "Modern Revolutions" and decided that poverty, not political ideology, caused rebellions.
A study of rebel organizations in the Horn of Africa finds territorial wins and losses can cause rebellions to fragment.
Perhaps the calmest of all known slave societies were those of West Africa, where the predominance of women and children caused rebellions to be very few.
At the time, the LAPD falsely accused street gangs for causing the rebellion, a claim refuted in Lou Cannon's book several years later.
Hedges discusses his new book Wages of Rebellion, an investigation of the social and psychological factors that cause revolution, rebellion, and resistance.
Bayan's discriminatory policies, together with the deteriorating economic situation of the country, caused widespread rebellion.
He censored the press, shackled the courts, terrorized Protestants, and caused violent rebellion in the countryside.
