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An open rebellion against the authority of a ruler or government.

An attempt to resist or overthrow a ruler’s authority.

The reconciliation ended the revolt, but it did not remove William’s doubts about Robert’s suitability to rule all his territories.

An uprising against an established ruler or government.

In 485 BC, the year after Darius’ death, he marched against the rebels and suppressed the revolt.

Distinguish the underlying cause of Robert’s revolt—his lack of authority—from the immediate trigger, his quarrel with his younger brothers.

Distinguish intentions from outcomes. The northern earls wanted to restore Catholicism, but their revolt was defeated.

An open rebellion against the authority of a ruler or government.

An attempt to resist or overthrow a ruler’s authority.

The reconciliation ended the revolt, but it did not remove William’s doubts about Robert’s suitability to rule all his territories.

An uprising against an established ruler or government.

In 485 BC, the year after Darius’ death, he marched against the rebels and suppressed the revolt.

Distinguish the underlying cause of Robert’s revolt—his lack of authority—from the immediate trigger, his quarrel with his younger brothers.

Distinguish intentions from outcomes. The northern earls wanted to restore Catholicism, but their revolt was defeated.

Revolt