１９６０年代に日本の大学生は政府に対して示威運動を起こした。の英語

In the 1960's, Japanese college students demonstrated against their government.

There were demonstrations against the government by Japanese university students in the 1960's.

The students rebelled against the government.

The students demonstrated against the new government.

Students have been protesting against the government's decision.

Farmers rebelled against the government.

Students took the lead in the campaign against pollution.

The masses rebelled against the government.

Anti-government demonstrations started in February of this year and developed into a civil war.

All the students protested against the war.

The town papers protested against the government's measure in union.

The students demonstrated against the raising of tuition fees.

Some people were disaffected―ill-affected―towards the government.

Some people were disaffected―ill-affected―towards the government―There were some malcontents.

Some people who had a grievance against the government rose in revolt.

He excited the people to rebel against the government.

All the students protested against the war.

The poet was exiled because he signed a letter protesting the government's actions

The people rebelled against the dictator.

The students rose up and demanded a democratic election.

They held a demonstration to protest against the police intervention.

The students revolted against authority.

The people revolted against the dictator.

People rose in revolt against the King.

Anti-World Cup demonstrations were held across the country.

The political offender rebelled against the police authority.

The masses rose against the dictator.

They protested against the government's foreign policy.

The farmers kicked at [against] the government's measure.

After the rally, the fishermen marched through the streets in protest.