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NOT a repost, just in case you're a Muse fan :D
http://www.sharenator.com/Muse_fans_on_Sharenator_D/
"The title of the album relates strongly to the first two tracks [the other being Resistance]. Uprising has the protest thing going on. I think that the whole song is about having a massive mistrust for people in power, whether it be government, or bankers. We're living in a society where we're being told to keep quiet, to just accept things as they are."
Matthew Bellamy said:
"This song is influenced by glam rock, 80s synths, riots and the more eccentric protesters at the recent G2O protests. It expresses a general mistrust of bankers, global corporations, and politicians."
I hope this answers your question :)