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Freedoms denied to the people when a democracy is overthrown by the military are so many. In 1973, a military rule or a non-democratic government was established in Chile by General Augusto Pinochet while in Poland, there was a non-democratic government led by General Jeruzelski before 1989. In both these cases the people were denied the following freedoms when they did not have democracies:
- The people had no 'right to freedom of speech' as was the case with the women of Calama in Chile.
- The people had no 'right to from associations or trade unions' as was the case with the workers like a crane operator and an n electrician in Poland.
- In Poland thousands of Solidarity members were put in prison. Freedom to organize, protest and express opinions were taken away.
- In Chile more than three thousand people were killed by the military. The life of the people was at the mercy of the ruler.
- The people had no 'right to have free elections' as was the case in Poland before the dawn of democracy there.
- It was because of the above reasons i.e. no freedom of expression, no freedom of forming their own Trade Unions, no right to have free elections, socio-economic inequality and lack of security of life that the people liked to have change in their dictatorial government.
What else can I help you with?
What is the definition of an Idea of government established using weapons?
The question is poorly written. If you mean establishing a government through violent means, then it can be a revolution, a coup, a junta, etc. If you mean a governmental establishment using weapons as a means of government control, then it is a military <insert government form here>. Ie, military junta, military dictatorship, military democracy (though usually called totalitarian democracy).
When does a pharaoh stop being a pharaoh?
Usually for life or unless they were deposed. They could be politically overthrown.
How are differences usually in democracy?
by compromise
What rule is when military authority takes the place of civilian law?
When the military takes control of a civilian government it's called martial law. This happened in the recent past of Egypt, as one example. When this happens, normal government activities such as holding elections and other personal freedoms by a population are usually suspended.
How are differences usually settled in democracy?
by compromise
How are difference usually settled a democracy?
Usually, in democracies, differences are settled by elections.
What is the historical background of the rebirth of freedom?
The concept of the rebirth of freedom usually refers to periods in history when societies experienced a revival or reemergence of democratic values, individual rights, and freedoms. It can be linked to events such as the Renaissance in Europe, the Age of Enlightenment, or periods of social and political revolution that led to greater freedoms and rights for individuals. These movements often challenged established power structures and promoted ideals of liberty, equality, and democracy.
What did the dissenting justices think about the power of military authorities?
There are no dissenting judges as to the power of the American military. From the president being the commander-in-Chief to the Congress controlling the budget and funding, the military is subject to civilian control.
How are different usually settled in a democracy?
Usually, in democracies, differences are settled by elections.
What are military drums?
military drums are usually snare drums.
How days on a military airplane?
A military plane is usually used whenever there is a military operation.
What term means rule by the people?
Usually it means democracy or "power to the people." Note: The U.S. is not a democracy but is a republic. This a common misconception.
