Terrorism is often defined as actions designed to invoke political change.
There's no actual requirement for violence for it to be terrorism.
Terrorism is often defined as actions designed to invoke political change.
There's no actual requirement for violence for it to be terrorism.
An event encouraging people to vote in an election or a peaceful demonstration against a proposed legislation are "actions designed to invoke political change". I don't think any of those are commonly understood to be terrorism, nor should they.