Banditry

1. The historian who introduced the concept of social banditry.
4. An act defined as illegal by the state
8. A Mexican example of a revolutionary leader
10. A concept used to describe “sneaking” illegal things to a country/place.
11. A process of making something or someone an icon/myth
12. A legendary bandit often cited as an example of noble robbery

2. An outlaw who is supported by local communities and resists oppression.
3. opposite of possessing something (especially land).
5. an example of How Bandits legacy lives on.
6. A fundamental change/overthrow of a structure/place.
7. Those that engage in targeted violence against those they perceive as oppressors
8. synonym for “poor”
9. what criminals that rebel against corrupt state/power are called by community members