Widespread protest

Definition

Widespread protest refers to large-scale demonstrations or acts of opposition carried out by many individuals across different areas. These protests involve people coming together with similar grievances against certain policies or actions.

Related terms

Civil disobedience: The deliberate refusal to obey certain laws or commands as a form of peaceful protest.

Boycott: A collective refusal to buy, use, or participate in something as an act of protest or coercion.

Revolution: A sudden and complete change in government or social order, often achieved through widespread protest and uprising.