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Sedition

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Serious ConsequencesPlay
Using 'sedition' implies severe legal repercussions and is not taken lightly. SlideThe novelist faced charges of sedition for his controversial book.
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Group InvolvementPlay
'Sedition' often involves groups working together, not lone individuals. SlideThey organized a meeting to discuss what authorities deemed an act of sedition.
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Government FocusPlay
Sedition specifically targets a government or its institutions, not others. SlideHer speech was considered sedition because it called for overthrowing the regime.