A government has passed a law banning citizens from growing their own food in private gardens. instead, all food must be purchased in government-approved grocery stores. if a person wanted to engage in passive resistance against this law, which action would he take?

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Rebekah Harmon

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11 January, 02:58

A government has passed a law banning citizens from growing their own food in private gardens. instead, all food must be purchased in government-approved grocery stores. if a person wanted to engage in passive resistance against this law, which action would he take?

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Deon Buckley · Answer 1

Openly planting fruits and vegetables in his yard.

Marcellus · Answer 2

By planting food in their garders. Openly planting fruits and vegetables in my yard as a way to confront an unjust laws

Explanation:

The passive resistance is commonly know for Mahatma Gandhi who used against the British Emprie to obtain the independence of India and in South Africa for legal right to minorities.

The passive resistance a non-violent opposition which refuses to perform the law. It also include tax refusal, hunger strikes, walkouts and other form of non-violent expressions