Answer to Question #174567 in History for Eri

Question

1. Pick one social movement which you believe furthered democratization, and one which you believe was less successful in doing so. What made the difference between the success of one, and the failure, or relative lack of success, of the other? and Why?

1. What is the key to the success of future pro-democratic social movements during a time of pandemic?

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Suffrage Movement is one of the most extended movements to maintain their missions and mad a success after 72 years bin the United States to offer Women equal civil rights such as voting rights. The campaign had parties between 1848-1920, such as the League of Women Voters and the National American Woman Suffrage Association. The Suffrage Movement gained women voting rights from 1912, and milestone archived took place in 1919 when the USA and the senate passed the 19^th Amendment, referred to like Susan, which fully allowed women to vote. The suffrage movement had support from many activists both within the United States and at international levels.

The movement of the Egyptians in 2013 managed to acquire more than 20 million signatures that were meant to remove President Morsi from office. The campaign did fully exercise democracy, for they aligned their interests with the Egyptian Military and managed to lead a coup that resulted in the downfall of Morsi. However, the movement promoted the Muslim Brotherhood Supporters' massacre in the same year and failed to show the authoritarian regime to reestablish itself and lead Egypt.

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The pandemic referred to as Covid-19 has made politicians, activists, socialists, and other people consider such a position as health hazards. The quest for democracy was seen to be ignored in some governments around the globe. However, the Global Monitor Of Covid-19’s Impact on Democracy and Human Rights launched a campaign and a movement to supervise analyses and oversee the pandemic's influence on democracy and human rights and ensure that media freedoms and constitutional policies are in equilibrium.