Throughout Harper's tenure, the Conservatives have continually introduced confusing, complicated, and contentious bills that sparked revolts like the Idle No More movement.
The women who were active members of the Special Operations Executive, created by Churchill in 1940 to spark revolt in Germany's conquered territories, hold an enduring fascination.
As the Arab Spring began, Chayes travelled to Tunisia, Egypt, and other regional hot spots, taking inventory of the popular antipathy toward kleptocratic regimes and the ways in which it could spark revolt.
The Taliban leadership, prior to the ceasefire, were so concerned that peace talks would spark revolt among their lower ranks that they instituted lectures designed to desensitize their fighters to the idea.
A plan to lift the capital gains tax to 60 percent from 19 percent sparked a revolt among e-commerce entrepreneurs.
It turned out that confiscating land and forcing men to attend school with women sparked a revolt.
The ban sparked a revolt among art-house distributors and producers, who sued to reverse the edict.
The UN Security Council should help broker a new ceasefire in Darfur, commit peacekeepers to uphold it, and press the government in Khartoum to address the grievances that sparked the revolt in the first place.
The Burnham camp dismissed Ms Cooper's campaign on the cuts, claiming she was in league with Harriet Harman, Labour's acting leader, who sparked a revolt by suggesting that Labour should not oppose the Welfare Bill.
Political activists are now often cast as troublemakers or foreign agents and hundreds of the young activists who sparked the revolt four years ago are either in prison on charges of breaking a new protest law or have left the country.
