The fast-brewing success of the tea-party movement, a widespread mutiny against big government that erupted after Mr Obama's election, suggests that many will.
On the one hand, the party benefits from the passion and dollars this widespread grassroots mutiny against big government is able to inject into local campaigns.
The first imperial governor, Belisarius' former domesticus Solomon, who combined the offices of both magister militum and praetorian prefect, was able to score successes against them and strengthen Roman rule in Africa, but his work was interrupted by a widespread military mutiny in 536.
They have generally been regarded as having contributed to the discontent that was a factor in the outbreak (1857) of the Indian Mutiny and the widespread revolt that followed.
Juan Guaidó, an opposition leader who recently declared himself ready to assume Venezuela's presidency, described the mutiny as an indication of widespread hostility to Maduro within Venezuela's armed forces.
Widespread outrage over the issue led to an internal mutiny and an uncharacteristic climb-down from Zuckerberg.
Resistance to conscription became widespread across Serbia, ranging from individual acts of defiance to collective mutinies by hundreds of reservists at a time.
After stockpiling home-made weapons, the VNQDD launched the Yên Bái mutiny on February 10 , 1930with the aim of sparking a widespread revolt.
By 1917, when navvies poured in and construction started on an inland railway to the north, widespread food shortages had led to violent workers' demonstrations and a near mutiny among the army units.
Mutiny should be distinguished from revolt or rebellion, which involve a more widespread defiance and which generally have a political objective.
