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Line 1: − − The revolutionaries who found for independence during the [[American Revolution]] also utilized guerrilla tactics, making them terrorists.<ref>Terrorism is defined as "The unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence against people or property to coerce or intimidate governments or societies." The American colonies were officially part of Great Britain, and they used unlawful force to gain their independence. This falls perfectly under the definition of "terrorism".</ref> − − ==References== − <references/> −
not sufficiently cited. that is your definition until you cite otherwise
'''Guerrillas''' are [[fighter]]s that do not use normal military [[tactics]]. Guerrillas do not wear standard military uniforms; rather they often disguise themselves as civilians. Guerrillas will also hide in wilderness areas. [[Terrorism]] is a form of guerrilla warfare.
'''Guerrillas''' are [[fighter]]s that do not use normal military [[tactics]]. Guerrillas do not wear standard military uniforms; rather they often disguise themselves as civilians. Guerrillas will also hide in wilderness areas. [[Terrorism]] is a form of guerrilla warfare.
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