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US citizens usually are not allowed to visit what communist island nation?
Cuba
Do communist countries have a congress?
No. They are headed and directed by the communist party of the country. Decisions are usually made by party leaders or a committee within the party.
How do communist usually take power?
communist's usually come to power by a revolution.
What was Ho Chi Minh's global impact?
Ho Chi Minh was one of the 6 great Communist leader. He established the Communist country of Vietnam, and has a global impact because Communist were usually a very small part of a government, and Communist ruled Vietnam.
Do communist countries elect reps?
No, usually only loyal and trusted members of the communist party are appointed by the Central Party committee to serve in a position in that country's legislative body. Hope this answered your question comrade.
Why is it forbidden not to have a religion in Indonesia?
It's probably because of an attempted coup in 1965 which was blamed on the PKI (communist party) - members of which were usually atheists. To suppress membership of the PKI, the government introduced the law compelling everyone to choose a religion and to carry identity cards indicating their religion.
Does Cuba have a unitary form of government?
Cuba does not have a federal government system. The country of Cuba is run by a communist government under the rule of a dictator.
What is a religious migration?
its where you usually move to another country due to religion, mainly religious freedom or persacution.
Can the government tell a religion what to do and who to help?
The Government has no authority over the church except in communist countries. The government may request the help of a church, but usually the church is independent of government.
When did the Communists take over in Czechoslovakia?
Czechoslovakia turns into communist in the 25th day of February in the year 1948. It was the last country in the Eastern Europe that became a communist country after the 40 years of being a totalitarian rule.
What does political characteristics mean?
Political characteristics usually refers to a country's politics. For example, the United States had characteristics of a democracy, while China has Communist characteristics.
How is the ruler appointed in a communist government?
The president or prime minister in a communist government is usually ceremoniously elected. In communist regimes, there is usually one dominant political party which has a great deal of control over elections. The dominant party (usually "the Communist Party") will appoint the candidate that fits with their ideology. The candidate they chose is usually someone who has great power and influence in politics and society and is popular in the Communist party. The Communist party then uses its power and influence in the government to assure that their candidates wins the election. It is not uncommon for elections in communist countries to be completely rigged by the Communist party. Generally speaking, the secretary of the internal communist party has a great deal of influence and may, for all practical purposes, create a situation where he or she becomes the only viable candidate to lead the government. It is important to note, however, that the few remaining communist governments in the world- China, Cuba, North Korea, Laos, and Vietnam have their own constitution and set of laws, thus there way of appointing a national leader is likely to vary depending on the country.
