Commune

Commune communist government. Communism depends on all members of society to work together to achieve one common goal. Because of this, communism tends to be more successful in societies that are small and homogeneous. Party leaders are able to control smaller groups of people with a common background without resorting to tactics of human rights violations to maintain power. Large or geographically diverse populations tend to be diverse, making it difficult to maintain a common goals or set of rules for shared effort and resources. Also, large, diversified societies tend to gravitate towards a system of hierarchy, reducing the perception of fair distribution of work and resources. Systems of hierarchy show sign of class distinction in an otherwise classless society. When a system of hierarchy develops, it tends to destabilize a communistic society. The other factor that influences the success of a communist government is the presence of a strong communist revolutionary leader. Communist systems tend to flourish in the presence of a revolutionary leader. The people have a strong leader in which to rally around during times of hardship or crisis. Also, strong revolutionary leaders are known to take great measures government, communist, power, soviet, union, revolutionary, people, groups, factor, tend, revolution, lenin, cuba, after, took, systems, strong, society, set, provisional, leaders, leader, known, hierarchy, fall, ethnic, common, castro, work, very, united, tends, take, tactics, system, success, states, societies, small, seizing, secret, russian, russia, resources, relations, presence, party, out, opposed, one