Communism
is a doctrine or ideology that emphasizes the creation of a society without social classes. In this ideology factories, mines, farms etc seizes to be private and become public. In politics, communism defends the lack of government.
Anarchism
is the political philosophy that idealizes the elimination of any time of enforced government. Most anarchism are nonpartisan, stand up against any dictatorship regime, self-defense and no violence. However there are those who support a more violent revolution.
Fascism
is a political doctrine that cartelizes the private sector, centrally plans the economy and subsidizes giant corporations with strong political connections. Fascism promotes State Power as exclusive source of order, denies fundamental rights to individuals and turns executive power into the single “sir” of society.
Socialism
so·cial·ism. noun.
Is defined as an economic theory, system or movement where the production and distribution of goods is done, owned and shared by the citizens of a society..
Humanism
is the moral philosophy or an intellect movement that valorizes the attributes and human realizations. This philosophy puts humans as the highest on an importance scale.
Communism
is a doctrine or ideology that emphasizes the creation of a society without social classes. In this ideology factories, mines, farms etc seizes to be private and become public. In politics, communism defends the lack of government.
Totalitarism
is the ideology characterized by a Totalitarian government, in which nation leaders have the total control over the rights of people for the greater good. There can only be one political party in a Totalitarian government, lead by a fearless leader, using power, violence, and physical and psychological torture against individuals that rise up against the law of the government.
Dictatorship
is the form of government in which the ruler (president, king, prime minister) exercises his/her power without democracy, doing things according to his/hers will or the political party they belong to. The ruler normally is the executive, legislative and judicial power.