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What 1917 event put an end to rule by czars and established a communist government?
The February Revolution of 1917 in Russia put an end to the rule of the Tsars but it did not establish a communist government. The communist government was not established until later that year in the October Revolution.
Will the people's republic of china breakup like the soviet union did?
According to Gordon Chang, who wrote the book 'The Coming Collapse of China', there will be a new form of government and the Communist Party will no longer be in power. There will, of course, always be a China---but not one that is communist by 2011 (this year)
When did the communist party end?
The Communist Party still exists in some countries, and it is the ruling party in four countries, which are China, North Korea, Vietnam, and Cuba. In Europe, communism was almost entirely discarded in the year 1990.
In what year did Hurricane Ike impact Cuba?
Hurricanes are a particularly devastating form of natural disaster. Hurricane Ike was the most costly hurricane to affect Cuba. It hit Cuba in September of 2008.
A government that rules a country form year to year without great change is usually?
A government that rules a country form year to year without great change is usually a republic government. The power is usually with the people but only some of the people rule.
Communist Revolution in Cuba in 1959?
The Existing Government Was overthrown, and a communist state was established.
What kind of governments did Russian have?
For centuries they had a monarchy and then a communist government for the last 90 years. Until the 1980's when they became a semi democracy. I was there last year and all the communist symbols are still up and on buildings my personal opinion is that they are still communist.
Does cuba have absolute monarchy?
No, it is a one-party state, the one party being the Communist Party. It has been in this state since 1959, the year of the Cuban Revolution, when Fidel Castro seized power.
How many people in Cuba actually participate in some form of sports each year?
I don't know exactly the amount of people that practice them every year, but I can surely tell you that everybody is involved in some form of sports in Cuba due to our active character and everlasting enthusiasm, despite the struggles faced everyday. The national sport of Cuba is Baseball though, as you may know. For more details about sports in Cuba,refer to the sites in the related links.
What happened to Poland in 1981?
1981 was the year in which a non-communist trade union, known as the Solidarity movement challenged the iron-fisted Communist bureaucracy. The movement was led by Lech Walesa, and resulted in strikes in the port of Gdansk, Poland, and the communist backlash, when the government declared martial law. Eventually, the communist government was forced to negotiate with the union. For more detailed information, please see link below:
What is the government like in Cuba?
Cuba is a communist country. The Cuban constitution states that, "the Communist Party of Cuba...is the superior guiding force of society and the state." Members are selected by the party in a thorough process that includes interviews with co-workers and neighbors. Those selected are considered model citizens and strong supporters of the revolution. It makes recommendations concerning the future development of the revolution, and it criticizes tendencies it considers counterrevolutionary. It has a relatively large influence in Cuba, but its authority is "moral", not on any legal authority. The Communist Party of Cuba is the sole legal political party, and no other party is legally allowed to exist. In later years independent candidates have been nominally allowed to participate. Elections are held by secret ballot and everyone age 16 or older can vote. Voters nominate candidates for the municipal assemblies and are then placed before the voters who choose among 2-8 candidates. Candidates for the National Assembly are nominated by municipal assemblies with one candidate for each seat and put to an approval vote where voters may approve all, some or none of the candidates (source: "Democracy in Cuba and the 1997-1998 Elections" by Arnold August [90]). Legislative power is nominally in the hands of the National Assembly of People's Power. However, save for two sessions a year, power is exercised by the 31 member Council of State which is elected by the National Assembly from itself. Executive authority is formally vested in the Council of Ministers, a large cabinet comprised of 8 members of the Council of State, the heads of the national ministries, and other persons. A smaller Executive Committee consisting of the more important members of the Council of Ministers oversees normal business. Fidel Castro was head of the government from 1959 - 2008, first as prime minister and, after the abolition of that office with the adoption of the 1976 Constitution, as President of the Council of State, which also serves as head of state. He was also First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba, and since 1976 a member of the National Assembly from the municipality of Santiago de Cuba. (The 1976 Constitution and its 1992 revision require that the President of the Council of State be a member of the National Assembly). Due to poor health, Fidel Castro was succeeded by his brother, Raul Castro Ruz, in February 2008.
Cuba was granted independence in?
Cuba was granted independence from Spain in the year 1898.
