Unsuccessful ones. First the great leap forward, which was basically trying to produce with materials that didn't exist, and trying to reach impossible goals by hurrying the workers--and that did Not work. Then there was the cultural revolution, it wasn't really an economic policy but it apparently crashed the economy.
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Mao was the leader of China, but China wasn’t Communist. It had classes, money and a wages system, and Socialism/Communism will have none of these. It will also have to operate at a global level, not just in one country.
Mao Zedong appealed to peasants in China.
Mao for Red China, Chang Kai Shek for Nationalist China.
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In 1949, Mao Zedong proclaimed the establishment of the People's Republic of China (PRC) on October 1, marking the end of a prolonged civil war between the Communist Party of China and the Nationalist Party (Kuomintang). This event signified the beginning of communist rule in China, with Mao as its founding leader. The PRC aimed to reshape Chinese society through land reforms, industrialization, and the promotion of socialist ideologies. Mao's leadership would significantly impact China's political landscape and its relations with the world in the subsequent decades.
Mao Zedong
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Mao was the leader of China, but China wasn’t Communist. It had classes, money and a wages system, and Socialism/Communism will have none of these. It will also have to operate at a global level, not just in one country.
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His Great Leap Forward brought economic ruin and famine to the country. APEX(;
Mao Zedong transformed China into a socialist state characterized by the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949. He implemented radical policies such as the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution, aiming to rapidly industrialize the economy and enforce communist ideology. These initiatives resulted in significant social upheaval, economic disruption, and widespread suffering. Ultimately, Mao's leadership solidified the Communist Party's control over China while reshaping its political, social, and economic landscape.
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