The British tend to rebel over the issue of tax.
Tactics have included non-payment, riots, armed mobs and even murder. And the rebellions have often led to changes in government - and even to the US war of independence.

The five examples are

• The Community Charge (AKA the poll tax) from 1990
• The Cornish Rebellion of 1497, led by Thomas Flamank and Joseph An Gof
• The Peasants' Revolt of 1381, led by Wat Tyler
• Jack Cade's tax rebellion of 1450
• The Boston Tea Party of 1773

Revolts : Community Charge | Cornish rebellion | Peasants' revolt | Jack Cade | Boston tea party