Discuss the relation between communism and decolonization movements. Discuss the relation between democracy and decolonization movements. The approximate length for posts and responses will be 50 to 100 words. For weekly discussion, each student will have 1 post and 2 responses (that is, 150-300 words in total for each week). Always keep copies of all your posts and responses for your personal records. Points will be deducted for late participation in weekly forum discussions. Forum discussions will be evaluated on creativity of analysis of weekly readings. Discussion post grades will be calculated at the end of the semester. Watch the video and the reading the write a discussion and respond the two discuttion below. Videos: https://youtu.be/-LzatfgOQ9c https://youtu.be/CfF6oSUkF2s https://youtu.be/Wd0aW-4mV68 Discussions that needs respond: Discussion 1: Title:  Relationship between democracy and decolonization movements Colonies dependent from the rules and policies of other countries can quickly become against these rules in the desire of being independent. This can also be triggered by a difference in culture. When colonies decide to fight their oppressors it is usually because they are not given enough rights and are being mistreated, this kind of movement can be impulsed by a leader that is fighting towards liberty and democracy. For example, Sun  Yat -Sen spent many years studying different political and economical manners around the world and throughout time to come up with a democratic system that according to him would impulse the New China. I think when a civilization has been ruled by a foreign country their main goal is to reach democracy. In democracy they would be able to choose their representatives and governors, opposite to colonization principles.  On the other side, communism, in my opinion is more related to decolonization movements when the wage-class is no longer looking for an opportunity to be able to choose their governors but the opportunity to be able to grow economically, that is, be able to get properties and not just enough money to survive. In communism the main goal is to take away the bourgeois' private property and make it  be owned by society. Discussion 2: title:  The Decolonization movements. During the time of the decolonization movements, the countries of the southern hemisphere wanted freedom from their ruling foreign governments. The people in the lower classes, also known as the working class, wanted to have better lives and to be equal to those of the rich class, so they proposed the communist party to power. Communism gained its popularity by claiming that all working people are equal and that it was the best way to make a country successful. This ideology greatly differs from those of democracy, where people have equal rights and freedoms, characteristics that were wanted in a new government by the colonized peoples. The reading are attached: .

1. Discuss the relation between communism and decolonization
movements.
Discuss the relation between democracy and decolonization
movements.
The approximate length for posts and responses will
be 50 to 100 words.
For weekly discussion, each student will have 1 post
and 2 responses (that is, 150-300 words in total for each week).
Always keep copies of all your posts and responses for your
personal records.
Points will be deducted for late participation in weekly forum
discussions.
Forum discussions will be evaluated on creativity of analysis of
weekly readings.
Discussion post grades will be calculated at the end of the
semester.
Watch the video and the reading the write a discussion and
respond the two discuttion below.
Videos:
https://youtu.be/-LzatfgOQ9c
https://youtu.be/CfF6oSUkF2s
https://youtu.be/Wd0aW-4mV68
Discussions that needs respond:
Discussion 1:

2. Title:
Relationship between democracy and decolonization movements
Colonies dependent from the rules and policies of other
countries can quickly become against these rules in the desire of
being independent. This can also be triggered by a difference in
culture. When colonies decide to fight their oppressors it is
usually because they are not given enough rights and are being
mistreated, this kind of movement can be impulsed by a leader
that is fighting towards liberty and democracy. For example,
Sun
Yat
-Sen spent many years studying different political and
economical manners around the world and throughout time to
come up with a democratic system that according to him would
impulse the New China. I think when a civilization has been
ruled by a foreign country their main goal is to reach
democracy. In democracy they would be able to choose their
representatives and governors, opposite to colonization
principles.
On the other side, communism, in my opinion is more related to
decolonization movements when the wage-class is no longer
looking for an opportunity to be able to choose their governors
but the opportunity to be able to grow economically, that is, be
able to get properties and not just enough money to survive. In
communism the main goal is to take away the bourgeois' private
property and make it be owned by society.
Discussion 2:
title:
The Decolonization movements.
During the time of the decolonization movements, the countries
of the southern hemisphere wanted freedom from their ruling
foreign governments. The people in the lower classes, also
known as the working class, wanted to have better lives and to
be equal to those of the rich class, so they proposed the

3. communist party to power. Communism gained its popularity by
claiming that all working people are equal and that it was the
best way to make a country successful. This ideology greatly
differs from those of democracy, where people have equal rights
and freedoms, characteristics that were wanted in a new
government by the colonized peoples.
The reading are attached: