After the Chinese Civil War, the government implemented a command economy based on socialist principles. This included the nationalization of industry and collectivization of agriculture, aiming to eliminate private ownership and redistribute wealth. The economic strategy was formalized in the First Five-Year Plan (1953-1957), which focused on rapid industrialization and infrastructure development, heavily relying on Soviet assistance and technology. This approach laid the foundation for China's economic restructuring, although it faced significant challenges, leading to subsequent reforms in the late 1970s.
id Improved: What economy does China have rite now? COMMUNISM! Seriously, use ur head..
The Civil War devastated the Southern economy, leading to widespread destruction of infrastructure, plantations, and towns. The abolition of slavery eliminated the labor force that had underpinned the agricultural economy, particularly in cotton production. Additionally, the South faced rampant inflation, a lack of capital, and significant debts, resulting in a prolonged economic struggle during the Reconstruction era. Overall, these factors contributed to a severe economic decline and a shift in the region's economic structure.
The nation was starting out becoming a economic power house. We bought the majority of our weapons from England, Spain, and France. Doing this provided a great economy for the nations selling and us.
Their Economy Flourished.
The West had an economy of capitalism. Which was held together by poor people who worked in Nuclear power plants. And the South had an endustrail economy. Which was held together by the rich factory workers.
Communism
id Improved: What economy does China have rite now? COMMUNISM! Seriously, use ur head..
It was a major rule in Chinas history.
It was a major rule in Chinas history.
the ironclad warship and the two chinas
economic panics, and a depression.
The key economic development in the South, particularly in the post-Civil War era, was the transition from an agrarian economy reliant on slave labor to one that incorporated sharecropping and tenant farming systems. This shift allowed for a degree of economic diversification, albeit within the constraints of poverty and limited opportunities for African Americans. Additionally, the rise of industries such as textiles and tobacco processing began to reshape the Southern economy, leading to gradual urbanization and industrialization. However, these changes often reinforced existing social and racial inequalities.
The North had the greater economic resources as it was industrialised while the South relayed on a slave and cotton economy.
The economy of the South, the former Confederate States of America, suffered after the US Civil War. Economic wealth measured in 1860, had only reached 75% of the 1860 economy or less by 1900.As the Northern states expanded economically, Southerners did not. Many of them simply did not want to participate in the North's economic progress. That was an error as it only kept the Southern economy in the doldrums.
I would say most of it was slavery and racial issues
California was not considered part of the South. In the South Cotton controled the economy. In California gold was the chief economic element.
The communists, led by Mao Zedong