explain how democracy was restored in poland

Poland was under the united workers party in the 1980s. no other party was allowed to take part in d political process of d country. the state of employment was bad in poland. d workers could not form their independent trade unions. a strike was organised by d workers of d lenin shipyard on 14 august 1980 in gdansk. it was led by lech walesa. d main demands of d workers were -

  1. right to form trade unions.
  2. release of political prisoners.
  3. removal of censorship on press.
  4. the govt. has 2 concede d demands of d workers and a 21 - point agreementcalled d gdansk agreement was signed. workers under d leadership of lech walesa farmed d 1st independent trade trade union of poland solidarity. it wwon d 1990 election s and came 2 power in poland. lech walesa became d president of poland.

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Democracy was restored in Chile and Poland due to the rise of people's movements that demanded their representation in the decision making process and rights for the people. In Poland, Lech Walesa and the organisation Solidarnosc led the movement for democratic rights. In Chile, the referendum held in 1988 outrightly rejected the role of military which was slowly marginalised.

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