Democrazy and protest third wave around thw world-Ana cardenas

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Across
  1. 2. The 1994 Zapatista Uprising demanded Indigenous rights and democracy.
  2. 3. World, The Arab Spring (2010–2012) included major protests across the Middle East for democracy.
  3. 4. 1990s protests demanded democracy after the military canceled fair elections.
  4. 6. Protests from 1975–1978 helped the country transition to democracy after Franco’s dictatorship.
  5. 9. The Diretas Já protests in 1984 demanded direct presidential elections.
  6. 10. Suharto resigned in 1998 after mass protests and student-led demonstrations.
  7. 12. The MRD protests in the 1980s pushed for a return to civilian democracy.
  8. 16. Korea, The June Democracy Movement in 1987 forced the government to allow direct elections.
  9. 17. Protests in East Germany helped bring down the Berlin Wall in 1989.
  10. 18. Protests from 1983–1988 helped end Pinochet’s military dictatorship.
  11. 19. The Black May Protests in 1992 led to the resignation of an unelected military leader.
Down
  1. 1. The Carnation Revolution overthrew the dictatorship in 1974 through peaceful protests.
  2. 5. Protests ended Indira Gandhi’s Emergency rule in 1977.
  3. 7. Citizens protested against the 1991 Soviet coup, defending democracy.
  4. 8. The 1989 Tiananmen Square Protests were violently crushed by the government.
  5. 9. The 1990 mass uprising ended military rule and restored free elections.
  6. 11. Africa, Anti-apartheid protests led to the end of racial segregation and the election of Nelson Mandela.
  7. 13. The Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo protested the disappearance of their children.
  8. 14. The Solidarity Movement led by Lech Walesa brought democracy after years of communism.
  9. 15. The People Power Revolution removed dictator Marcos in 1986.