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Aneli [31]
4 years ago
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The practice of breaking unjust laws in protest or otherwise violating the public order for a political purpose is best describe

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Tresset [83]4 years ago
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The practice of breaking unjust laws in protest or otherwise violating the public order for a political purpose is known as civil disobedience.

<em>Civil disobedience</em> is the violation of law in public which does not result in the loss of life or damage o property. Civil disobedience usually aims at political change. Disobedience usually is a state of deliberate refusal to follow a regulation or law.

lianna [129]4 years ago
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Civil disobedience...in my opinion aka chaos hahaa!!!
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