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27 March, 01:24

Name AND Explain 3 specific methods of nonviolent civil disobedience

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    Answer: Staged sit-ins, marches, blockades, and hunger strikes have all be tactics used to raise awareness about issues that are taking place in society. Non-violent demonstrations such as these are known as civil disobedience.
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