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Mutiny

Mutiny is a revolt among a group of people (typically of a military or a crew) to oppose, change, or remove their superiors or orders. The term is commonly used for insubordination by members of the military against an officer or superior, but it can also sometimes mean any type of rebellion against any force. Mutiny does not necessarily need to refer to…

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Mutiny

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Triples375
Avg. degree1.99
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related to 20th century · 115
Mutiny → African American, African-American, Afro-Brazilian, After, André Marty, April, Army, August, Australia, Bamber Bridge, Battle, Battleship Potemkin, Black, Black Sea, Bolshevik, Brazilian, British, British Armed Forces, British Army, British Atlantic Fleet
related to 21st century · 62
Mutiny → After, As, AWOL, Bangladesh, Bangladesh Rifles, Battalion, Battalion Yorkshire Regiment, Battle, Belgorod, Boko Haram, Brigade, British Army, Captain, China, Chinese, Colonel Yuri Medvedev, Colour Sergeant2014 Nigerian Army, Commandant Maj, Defense, Donetsk
related to 19th century · 60
Mutiny → African, Barrackpore Mutiny, Britain, British, British East India Company, British Trinidad, Captain, Captain Archibald Mellen, Comstock, Cuba, Cyrus Plummer, Daaga, Fairhaven, First Anglo-Burmese War, First War, Fort Ricasoli, French, Froberg Regiment, Globe, Grant
related to Further reading · 43
Mutiny → Age, An International Perspective, Annapolis, Bell, Britain, Bruce, Callum, Cambridge University Press, Chisholm, Christopher, Collective Action, Defections Database, Easton, Elleman, Encyclopædia Britannica, Frank Cass Publishers, Governance, Grievance, History, Hugh
related to 18th century · 39
Mutiny → Anglo-Russian, August, Batavian Republic, British, British Royal Navy, Captain, Caribbean, Charles, Chile, England, French, HMS Bounty, HMS Bounty Fletcher Christian's, HMS Bounty's, HMS Hermione, HMS Wager, HMS Adamant, HMS Atlas, HMS Caesar, HMS Defiance
related to United Kingdom · 14
Mutiny → Armed Forces Act, Army Act, Army Discipline, Articles, England, In, Mutiny Act, Parliament, Regulation Act, The Mutiny Act, This, Today, Until, War
related to 16th century · 13
Mutiny → Antwerp, Charles, Eighty Years' War, Flanders, Ghent, Habsburg Netherlands, Holy Roman Emperor, Pacification, Philip II, Rome, Sack, Spain, Spanish Army
related to United States · 13
Mutiny → Article, Code, Disobedience, However, In, Military Justice, My Lai Massacre, Nuremberg, The United States' Uniform, Tokyo Trials, Uniform Code, Vietnam War, World War II
related to 17th century · 10
Mutiny → Amsterdam, Banbury, Batavia, Bishopsgate, Discovery, Dutch East India Company, Field, Henry Hudson, Second English Civil WarCorkbush, VOC
is a · 1
Mutiny → revolt among a group of people

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Mutinyis arevolt among a group of people0.90text
to subvert discipline.The same definition applies in the Royal Navyinstance ofand the agreed disobedience would be0.80text
Royal Air Force.The military law of England in early times existedinstance ofand the agreed disobedience would be0.80text
like the forces to which it appliedinstance ofand the agreed disobedience would be0.80text
in a period of war onlyinstance ofand the agreed disobedience would be0.80text
Mutinyrelated to 16th centurySack0.60section
Mutinyrelated to 16th centuryAntwerp0.60section
Mutinyrelated to 16th centurySpanish Army0.60section
Mutinyrelated to 16th centuryFlanders0.60section
Mutinyrelated to 16th centuryEighty Years' War0.60section
Mutinyrelated to 16th centuryHabsburg Netherlands0.60section
Mutinyrelated to 16th centuryPhilip II0.60section

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