Collocations for revolt - noun

mass, popular, serious (esp. BrE), widespread (esp. BrE)
There was a widespread revolt against the party leadership.

open
Parliament came out in open revolt against the president.

armed
peasant, peasant's, shareholder's, slave, student, etc.
tax

cause, provoke (esp. BrE), spark
lead
a student-led revolt

organize, stage
crush, deal with (esp. BrE), put down, suppress
The revolt was suppressed with total ruthlessness.

face
The party leadership is facing open revolt.

break out
Revolt broke out when the government decided to raise the price of bread.

spread
overthrow sb/sth
The regime was finally overthrown by a popular revolt.

in revolt
The farmers rose in revolt.

revolt against
the revolt against the new tax

revolt by
a revolt by backbenchers (BrE)

revolt over
the farmers' revolt over imported meat

revolt within
revolt within the party