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How revolution, rebellion and mutiny differ?

Any fight against establishment is called mutiny. Some call this revolution or rebellion. what exactly ids difference?

Gulshan Kumar Ajmani

Category: Politics 12 years ago

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A revolution is an act to bring complete changeover of the system such as the government, power etc. Where as rebellion is a refusal of the order, system, structure, obedience and go against it which may lead to violence.

A revolution may or may not lead to the result.

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A Mutiny is when members of a Military unit defy the orders of their Commanding Officer. A rebellion is up rise against the Government Revolution is all about drastic changes in a system. We say A Revolution in the Communication system.

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rambabu

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Revolution can have positive implications ..

Answered 7 years ago

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How revolution, rebellion and mutiny differ?

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