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What Hani has learned so far (Revolution and Protest: (People try to start…

- - - - Democracy: Is a system of government essentially by the people. In democracy, all eligible citizens have the right to participate and vote.
        
        Propaganda: Propaganda is usually information that is misleading, biased and used to influence a specific audiences perspectives, views and perception. Propaganda is normally associated with government and politics
      - Revolution: A revolution usually occurs when a population revolts or rebels against the government or ruling power due to perceived oppression. A revolution usually results in a sudden change of political organisation
        
        Uprising: and act of resistance, rebellion and revolt usually done by the people
      - Reactionary: A return to a previous political state or organisation of society. What usually happens is people completely start over again
- - - - Liberalism VS Conservatism: From my understanding, Both Liberalism and Conservatism, in many ways, are distinct. This is because liberalism is mainly more of a philosophical approach to politics. Liberals/Liberalism usually fight for equality and liberty for all. For example in America, it would be evidently clear that states such as California and New York are liberal states supporting matters such s gay rights. However, Conservatism is a political philosophy that promotes keeping traditional values integrated into society.
        
        Nationalism: nationalism/nationalist usually hold strong patriotic feelings towards their country. They usually devote, or excessively devote to the interest or culture of ones own nation.
      - Radicalism: Radicalism or political radicalism vows for political principles primarily focused on completely changing social structure typically through revolutionary or other means and are willing to do anything to achieve it
        
        Capitalism: Capitalism is an example of an economic and political system in which private entities, owners and companies control the nation's trade and industry. These private entities also have control over the 4 factors of production, being entrepreneurship, capital goods, natural resources and labour. An example of one of the largest capilaist countries in the world is the United States.
      - Communism: Communism is a theory or concept in which its main goal is to strive for total equality within a specific community. A well-known revolutionist whose ideologies were based around communism is a man called Vladimir Lenin. He was able to form the Soviet Union in Russia in 1917 and focused on creating equality regardless of social status. Therefore, the people within Russia who Vladimir was able to attract were primarily peasants and those on the lower spectrum of the social hierarchy.
      - Socialism: Socialism share many similar traits and similarities with communism. Socialism is a economic and social system in society that believes the means of production should be controlled by the community as a whole. For example, factories and offices are owned by the workers who run them or work there. Unlike capitalism, socialism believes everyone in society owns and equal amount of the factors of production.