KnowraCivil disobedienceLinked fromLinked fromThe 139 pages that link to Civil disobedience, each with the reason it gives.All 139Broader topic 3Related 91Narrower topic 13Compared with 32Rosa ParksNarrower topic: Parks’s refusal became a widely recognized example of nonviolent resistance to segregation.A. Philip RandolphNarrower topic: Randolph’s proposed mass demonstration applied nonviolent public pressure to federal policy.First IntifadaNarrower topic: Tax resistance, boycotts, and strikes made noncooperation a central tactic.Alice PaulNarrower topic: Paul used arrests and imprisonment to expose the government’s unequal treatment of women.Birmingham campaignNarrower topic: The campaign used disciplined lawbreaking to contest segregation and expose its enforcement.Sudanese RevolutionNarrower topic: Strikes and other forms of noncooperation increased pressure on Bashir’s government.Mau movementNarrower topic: The Mau used noncooperation to weaken the administration’s authority without waging war.Tax resistanceNarrower topic: Tax resistance is often framed as civil disobedience when the refusal is deliberate and publicly defended.2014 Hong Kong protestsNarrower topic: Occupying roads made nonviolent lawbreaking a central tactic.Carrie NationNarrower topic: Her illegal property destruction raises questions about protest outside legal channels.Fred KorematsuNarrower topic: Korematsu’s refusal to obey the exclusion order became an act of legal and political resistance.Inna ShevchenkoNarrower topic: FEMEN’s disruptive actions use deliberate rule-breaking to draw attention to political demands.MardalsfossenNarrower topic: The Mardøla protesters used nonviolent lawbreaking to challenge the development.