Karl Marx believed that rebellions ultimately aim to overthrow the ruling class and replace the existing political and economic system with one better suited to a new ruling class. The United Nations defines insurgency as an organized movement that uses subversion and armed conflict to overthrow a constituted government. Rebellion refers to open resistance against established authority and has existed throughout history, with some of the most well-known rebels including George Washington, Spartacus, Pancho Villa, and Mohandas Gandhi.

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Karl Marx
In his theory he said that rebellion has for ultimate goal
to overthrow the ruling class and its antiquated mode of
production. Later, rebellion attempts to replace it with a
new system of political economy, one that is better
suited to the new ruling class.
Definition

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United Nations Department of Defense
Defined Insurgency as an organized
movement aimed to overthrow a
constituted government through use of
subversion and armed conflict.
Definition

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 A usually violent attempt to take control of a government: a rebellion or
uprising.
 It is a movement within a country dedicated to overthrowing the
government.
Insurgency definition
Ibaba ang bigas

5.  Rebellion refers to the open resistance against the orders of an establish
authority. The term rebellion comes from the latin verb “rebellō”, which
means “ I renew war” thus the term rebellion also refers to the ensemble
of rebels in a state of revolt.
Origin

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 Rebellion has existed throughout the history, but the first rebellion
recorded was the Seth rebellion, that takes place on early c. 2730 BC
during the reign of the pharaoh Seth-Pariseben of the second dynasty of
Egypt.
REBELLION

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 George Washington
- he fights against the law of the British government and earned
the United States of America independence.
 Spartacus
- leader of the slaves in the third Serville war against an
extremely powerful roman empire.
Some of the well known rebel/insurgent
throughout the history are:

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 Doroteo Arango
- mostly known as Pancho Villa, he is the most symbolic figures of
the 1910 Mexican revolution.
 William Wallace
- Throughout the history nobleman have always set together: all
noble man except William Wallace who got into conflict with the
Scottish high nobility because he would simply not recognize King
Edward I as the rightful successor to the throne.
Some of the well known rebel/insurgent
throughout the history are:

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 Giuseppe Garibaldi
 He lived his life as a rebel exiled in south America after the
failed insurrection of Giuseppe Mazzini, he came back to
Italy and defended Rome from a French invasion.
 Mohandas Gandhi
 Gandhi will remain one of the most prolific leaders in the 20th
century hustory. Having sacrificed himself for the amity of
India, he represents the emblematic imaged of the fight
against racism, colonialism and violence.
Some of the well known rebel/insurgent
throughout the history are:

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The HUK rebellion
Was rebellion staged by former hukbalahap or
hukbo ng bayan laban sa hapon(anti-japanese
army) soldiers against the Philippines
government. It started during the Japanese
occupation of the Philippines in 1942 and
continued during the presidency of Manuel
Roxas, and ended in 1954 under the presidency
of Ramon Magsaysay.
Insurgency in the Philippines

11.  CPP
-(Communist Party of the Philippines)
 NDF
-(National Democratic front)
 NPA
-(New People‘s Army)
Some of thePresent groups of
insurgents in the Philippines.

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 After Aquino came to the power Muslim insurgents in the south
threatened to resume their armed struggle for independence or
autonomy. Political manoeuvring, MORO factionalism and decreased
foreign support have reduced the changes of an open Muslim rebellion.
Muslim insurgency: The MOROS

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The People Power Revolution

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 Poverty
 Religion
 Crimes and corruption
 Violent incidents done by the government
Some cause’s of Rebellion in the
Philippines

15. Insurgency can immobilize business activities which can
cause:
When there is a rebel attacks it can cause:
Effects of rebellion to our
economy

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 When our economy became poorer Because of insurgency, it has a
higher possibility to cause much higher product prices, low on
production, very high demand and it will lead our country to more
poverty, more crimes and more violent activities.

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 The government solve insurgency by means of bilateral peace talks and
negotiating for a long term cease fire with the rebel groups, they are left
alone by the authorities as long as they don’t bring firearms and they
follow the Laws.
How the government solve
insurgency

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Report Conclusion