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The CCP managed to generate a healthy amount of support as they travelled across country. Every province, city and town they went to they were met with new people whom they could convert to communism, most of the time by just being polite.
One of the biggest manners in which the March aided the CCP to power was its importance as a Propaganda tool. Statistically, it is hard not to appreciate the tremendous odds in which they managed to conquer. The March spanned 6,000 miles, going through 11 provinces and 18 mountain ranges, which is no small feat. This was a fact that Mao was not afraid to share with the world. He expressed his view in a report to a party conference in December 1935. Here he says 'It has proclaimed their utter failure to encircle, pursue, obstruct and intercept us.' Obviously the purpose of this was to increase the support of the CCP and simultaneously lessen that of the GMD, and to a large extent they were successful. The CCP may, however, have gone too far with some of their 'claims'. Chandler says 'The Long March became part of Chinese Communist mythology.' The fact that he says mythology supports the fact that some events were wildly over exaggerated, so much so that it wasn't fathomable. For example, it is insisted that the Dadu Bridge battle never happened. Mao said that the GMD had burned the bridge, thus forcing the Red Army to crawl across the chains of the bridge, which were scalding hot, Mao protests. However Chang, Halliday and Shuyun all support an alternative story, where the bridge wasn't burned, and the only casualties were a result of soldiers falling off and drowning.
CCP stands for Chinese Communist Party. Using the March for propaganda helped gain the support of peasants, as well as stories such as the Dadu Bridge battle. Hope this helps.
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How did the long march help Mao Zedong gain support?
He got support of the peasants, strengthening communist power.
What was one reason the Chinese communists were able to gain control of China due to the support of who?
Peasants
What things did Mao Tse-tung do to change China?
helped women and peasants gain rights
What caused communists begin the long march to Tibet?
The Long March to Tibet, often referring to the broader context of the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) Long March from 1934 to 1936, was primarily driven by the need to escape the encirclement campaigns of the Nationalist government led by Chiang Kai-shek. The CCP sought to establish a stronghold in remote areas, including Tibet, to regroup and strengthen their forces. Additionally, the march aimed to spread communist ideology and gain support among various ethnic groups in the region. Ultimately, it was a strategic retreat that laid the groundwork for the eventual rise of the CCP in China.
Why was a shift in western strategy in china after the boxer rebellion was to?
The West attempted to gain the support of the Chinese government for their policies. They needed to improve relations so another rebellion didn't happen.gain the support of the Chinese government for their policies APEX:)
How did the long march help Mao Zedong gain support?
He got support of the peasants, strengthening communist power.
What was one reason the Chinese communists were able to gain control of China due to the support of who?
Peasants
How did Mao Zedong gain the support of the peasantry in China?
While on the long march, Mao easily won over Tibetan and Chinese peasants by influencing them with communist Ideals such as "all power to the workers" and, "glory to the working class." These were generally accepted Ideas and the peasants were easily won over. Mao deprived the nationalists of a working class and they were forced to retreat to taiwan!
Why might china's communists have chose yan'an as the destination of their long march?
The communists chose Yan'an as their destination during the Long March because it was a remote and mountainous region that offered a relatively safe base for regrouping and rebuilding their forces. Yan'an also provided strategic advantages for military operations and was located in friendly territory where they could gain support from local peasants. Additionally, Yan'an's isolation made it difficult for their enemies to attack them successfully.
How did the communist gain acceptance by Chinese peasants living in rural area?
The communists provided the peasants living in rural areas with weapons.
How the communists gain acceptance by Chinese peasants living in rural areas?
The communists provided the peasants living in rural areas with weapons.
Why did the Romanovs enacte strict laws to prevent peasants from running away?
B)The Romanovs wanted to win the support of the nobles. To gain their support, they gave them complete power over the peasants who worked on their lands. C)The Romanovs ruled Russia from 1613 to 1917.They wanted the backing of the nobles.
What things did Mao Tse-tung do to change China?
helped women and peasants gain rights
How long is the Leader of Denmark in their office?
An election is held at least every 4 years, but the Prime Minister can sit as long as he can gain support for his candidacy, i.e. if enough elected parties support him as a candidate.
Why do you think the support of the crusades was so over whelming?
The peasants had no choice except to do as they were told. Those in charge stood to gain power, money and land. Also, at that time almost everyone was a faithful member of the Catholic church, and believed that by fighting in the crusades they gained their own salvation. In addition, the peasants were freed from their boring farming tasks if they chose to fight.
What group was made up of Ukrainian peasants who wanted to gain Ukrainian independence from Russia in the Russian Revolution?
Kozaky
What four groups did Napoleon have to gain support of to stay in control of France?
The political power of France after the French Revolution was in the hands of the Republican Government, the Military, the Catholic Church and the Peasants who had created the Revolution. There was also a Royalist minority that always pushed for a restoration.
