Were the welsh troublemakers in the 19th century?

In the 19th century, some Welsh communities were involved in various forms of protest and unrest, often driven by issues such as economic hardship, industrialization, and political disenfranchisement. The Rebecca Riots (1839-1843) are a notable example, where locals protested against tollgate fees and poor road conditions by disguising themselves as women and destroying toll gates. These actions reflected broader social tensions and struggles for rights and representation in a rapidly changing society. Overall, while some may label these groups as "troublemakers," their actions were often rooted in legitimate grievances.