Civil War

Definition

A civil war is a violent conflict that occurs within a country between different groups or factions, often resulting in significant destruction and loss of life.

Related terms

Rebellion: A rebellion refers to an organized resistance against the government or ruling authority.

Secession:

Secession is the act of withdrawing from a larger political entity, such as when a region or state decides to break away from its country.

Guerrilla Warfare: Guerrilla warfare involves irregular tactics used by smaller groups to fight against larger and more conventional forces.