Many latin american countries in the twentieth century turned to
a. democracy and autocracy.
b. monarchy and self-government.
c. communism and socialism.
d. fascism and despotism.

Many Latin American countries in the twentieth century turned to  "communism and socialism".

Socialism is generally viewed as an economic framework that looks to accomplish equity among individuals from society. Communism, is both an economic framework that looks for correspondence among individuals from society and a political philosophy that advocates a classless and stateless society and rejects religion. It is viewed as a more extraordinary type of socialism.  

Communism and socialism both cling to the rule that the assets of the economy ought to be all things considered possessed by the general population and controlled by a central association.

c) many feel that their votes do not count eliminate