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What is the main characteristic of civil disobedience according to the text?
What is the main characteristic of civil disobedience according to the text?
- Private, violent, and unconscious breach of law for personal gain
- Public, non-violent, and conscientious breach of law for the purpose of bringing about change (correct)
- Private, non-violent, and conscientious compliance with the law
- Public, violent, and unconscious breach of law for overthrowing the government
How does civil disobedience differ from other types of protest?
How does civil disobedience differ from other types of protest?
- It is violent and aims for personal gain
- It is non-violent and aims for a change in laws or government policies (correct)
- It is private and unconscious
- It is organized forcible resistance with the aim of overthrowing the government
What is the attitude of those engaging in civil disobedience towards the legal consequences of their actions?
What is the attitude of those engaging in civil disobedience towards the legal consequences of their actions?
- They believe legal consequences are unjust and refuse to accept them
- They are indifferent to legal consequences
- They aim to escape legal consequences by any means
- They are willing to accept the legal consequences as evidence of their fidelity to the rule of law (correct)
Where does civil disobedience fall in relation to other forms of protest?
Where does civil disobedience fall in relation to other forms of protest?
What is the primary aim of civil disobedience?
What is the primary aim of civil disobedience?
During which period did the Neolithic revolution occur?
During which period did the Neolithic revolution occur?
What was the result of the Indo-European expansion?
What was the result of the Indo-European expansion?
When were the Pacific Islands and the Arctic permanently settled?
When were the Pacific Islands and the Arctic permanently settled?
What is believed to have been first practiced around 10,000 BC in the Fertile Crescent?
What is believed to have been first practiced around 10,000 BC in the Fertile Crescent?
Which expansion is connected to the Migration period?
Which expansion is connected to the Migration period?
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Study Notes
Civil Disobedience
- The main characteristic of civil disobedience is the willingness to accept the legal consequences of one's actions.
- Civil disobedience differs from other types of protest in that it involves breaking the law, but non-violently and with a sense of moral principle.
- Those engaging in civil disobedience accept the legal consequences of their actions, showing that they are willing to face punishment for their beliefs.
- Civil disobedience falls in the middle of the spectrum of protest, more extreme than legal protests but less extreme than violent rebellion.
- The primary aim of civil disobedience is to bring about change through non-violent resistance.
Human History
- The Neolithic revolution occurred around 10,000 BC.
- The Indo-European expansion resulted in the spread of languages and cultures throughout Europe and Asia.
- The Pacific Islands and the Arctic were permanently settled around 1,000-1500 AD.
- Agriculture is believed to have been first practiced around 10,000 BC in the Fertile Crescent.
- The Migration period is connected to the Germanic expansion.
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