7、to start an armed rebellion; to cause (or make or raise) a disturbance; to rise in revolt
11、The Democratic Reform abolished the ownership of the means of production by serf-owners. The farmland originally occupied by those serf-owners involved in the armed rebellion was distributed free to landless serfs and slaves.
4、The speech caused anger that fuelled the armed rebellion against him.
9、With the support of patriotic Tibetan monks and lay people, the PLA completely put down the armed rebellion in Lhasa within two days.
3、The climax was the elaborately planned armed rebellion in Lhasa on March 10, 1959.
10、Whoever organizes, plots, or carries out armed rebellion, or armed riots, the ringleaders, or those who crimes are grave, are to be sentenced to life imprisonment, or not less than 10 years of fixed-term imprisonment.
6、Before long, the PLA suppressed the armed rebellion in Shannan, where the rebels had been entrenched for a long time.
5、The task force emphasized the danger of armed rebellion and guerrilla warfare in the Caribbean and andean countries
8、Thus, his revenue was greatly increased and it provided a strong material base for him to estadlish feabal seperationist rule and to surge"armed rebellion of seven countries".
2、The government ordered to close down on the armed rebellion
1、Knock off a counterrevolutionary armed rebellion
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