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What happens when ji-li writes a dazibao in red scarf girl?
When Ji-Li writes a dazibao in the book "Red Scarf Girl," she expresses her support for Chairman Mao's policies and denounces her own family members. This act leads to division within her family, as some members disagree with her political stance and face consequences for her actions. Ji-Li's decision to write the dazibao ultimately contributes to the turmoil and conflict she experiences during the Cultural Revolution.
Which effect of the communist revolution in china do you think had the most permanent impact?
The cultural revolution
Cultural Revolution is different from red scarf girl?
Red Scarf Girl happens during the CUltural Revolution and is about the Cultural Revolution!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Cultural Revolution was a plan to?
the cultural revolution to revolutionize the chinese culture
Mao Zedong used the Cultural Revolution in Communist China to apex?
Consolidate His power
What is a similarity between the Reign of Terror and the Cultural Revolution in China during the French Revolution?
used violent methods to eliminate their opponents
What does television cultural revolution?
Television cultural revolution is when the chinese revolution brought up decayed sentiments from australlia and burned them to ashes.
Were violent or peaceful methods used in the cultural revolution?
Mostly violent measures. Although estimates vary, probably over 3 million people met with a violent death because of the Cultural Revolution.
What is the name of the group Mao used to enforce the cultural Revolution?
the red cross or the red guards
What is communication line?
It was used by Chinese cultural revolution leader Mao Zedong to talk to the masses.
What is Mass Line?
It was used by Chinese cultural revolution leader Mao Zedong to talk to the masses.
What is cultural revolution-?
A cultural revolution is a societal upheaval aimed at transforming the values, beliefs, and norms of a society. It typically involves significant changes in art, literature, music, education, and other cultural spheres to align with a new ideology or vision for society. Examples include China's Cultural Revolution in the 1960s and 1970s.
