The 1935–1936 protests in Egypt was a nationwide revolution and mass uprising against British rule over Egypt and student demonstrations demanding Independence after plans to annex all of Egypt and the signing of a peace treaty and the 1923 constitution was inapplicable. Massive demonstrations and pro-Democratic riots first waged on as a wave of national protests and civil disobedience against the provincial government and resisted rule of the British. Pro-war university strikes and anti-British protests in November 1935 was met with excessive force, like Live ammunition and Rubber bullets.