Many writers publish stories about civil strife on their countries. Conpare and contrast the portrayal of reactions to civil strife in Persepolis and "On Civil Disobedience".

Civil disobedience was a kind of civil strife in India where the Indians were fighting against the rule of the British people and wanted to gain independence.

Explanation:

Civil strife is the demonstration or condition of battling or contending fiercely. The years paving the way to the U.S. Civil War were described by extraordinary struggle among northern and southern states over subjugation and the job of a government.

Civil disobedience was the movement started by the Indian people in their own country to get control and independence from the British rule. This is kind of war within the country. It is a war between organized groups within the same state or country. The aim of one side may be to take control of the country or a region, to achieve independence for a region or to change government policies.

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