Rebellion groups are organized groups of individuals who resist or oppose an established authority, often a government. These groups may form in response to perceived injustices, oppression, or lack of representation. Their methods can vary widely, from peaceful protests to armed conflict, depending on their goals and the circumstances they face. These groups can emerge in various contexts, such as political, social, or economic struggles. Examples include the American Revolution against British rule and the Arab Spring movements in the Middle East. Rebellion groups often seek to bring about change and can significantly impact the political landscape of their regions.