Question 18 • World History: Issues and Patterns
Civil disobedience is the deliberate, usually nonviolent refusal to obey a law as a way to protest a government policy or action. Refusing to pay taxes because you oppose how the government uses the money is a direct example of that. Protesting outside a jail is lawful protest, while stealing a shirt and ignoring stop signs are not examples of principled civil disobedience.
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