- 1989 was said to be a year with many revolutions
- As result of those revolutions, many countries with a communism government fell
- Poland began an independent trade union
- It developed into a larger campaign for political change
- Its job was to inspire opposition to communist regimes in Europe
- They called this trade union Solidarity
- It became legal in 1989 and helped to influence parliamentary elections
- Solidarity candidates took part in both Sejm and Senate
- The loss of communism made it easier for Poland to establish itself as a country
- As a result, Poland became a free and independent country
Nipomo Highschool students who briefly discuss and post topics about the Cold War in the decades of the 1950's through the 1980's.