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Mao Tse Tung
Sometimes known as Mao Zedong, Mao Tse Tung was the founder of the Communist Party of China. He was also the first president of the People's Republic of China.
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What advances did Mao Zedong's rule bring china?
Mao consolidated the food production, trade, and transportation systems of China, and eliminated almost all internal political divisions (along with many hereditary rulers and aristocrats). This allowed the country to benefit from its power of production and further expand its industrial base, without competition from either within China or from other nations. Although credited with establishing China as a stable, industrialized, unified state, Mao only did so by imposing complete cultural and political control over China's citizens.
At first, Mao Tse-tung's goal was to destroy the alliance of imperialism and feudalism in China. He believed in his theory of violent revolution andslowly built a peasant army to take control of China. He instigated an alternative model for economic growth through the building of communes . Private production of food was banned and many peasants were ordered to work on massive public works and infrastructure projects. All of Mao's objectives were aimed at separating China from the influence of the rest of the world.
What Mao Zedong believed that communism would be successful if there was?
Mao Zedong believed in equality through communism. The reason why all those peasants supported him was because they yearned for equality, where the rich and the poor were treated the same. The rich, who supported Chiang Kai Shek, fled with Chiang Kai Shek to what we call nowadays, Taiwan. Mao Zedong took the belongings of the rich and bequeathed them to the poor. He believed that communism would be successful if there was equality.
The United States supported jiang because it feared his defeat would creat a communist superpower.
Compare the reforms that Jiang Jieshi and Mao promised to the Chinese people.
What best Mao's purpose in starting the great cultural revolution?
novanet answer>> to eliminate mao's political opponents
Who was china's leader after Mao Zedong?
Before Mao Zedong, there was a dynasty of emperors. Nationalists took over in between dynasties, but you can search the dynasties because i am too lazy to list them all.
P.S. i could tell you anyone from 2000 bc to now, so try and be more specific.
What role did Mao Zedong play in the Korean War?
Since Mao Zedong was the Communist Chinese leader, he was in agreement with Communist Russia.
Why did jiang and Mao form an alliance?
They temporarily united to fight off the invading forces of Japan. The first time Japan invaded a little part of China, Jiang (who was leader of china at the time) didn't really care. But the second time it was the actual mainland of China, so Mao Zedong and Jaing Jieshi saw it to be in the interest of China to unite and fight off the Japanese.
What did Mao Zedong proposed for China?
Nationalism, Socialism, and Democracy
Economic security
Democracy
Nationalism
When Mao became chairman of the PRC in 1949, he maintained ultimate power in the People's Republic of China (PRC) in many ways by using numerous methods. He took control politically, economically, and socially and aimed to bring all of China's loyalty towards him and nothing else.
Politically, Mao believed that in order to maintain power he would need to create a single party state. He banned all other political groups and views in government and in the population throughout China. Initially, he allowed for government officials who previously opposed the PRC to remain in their position if they promised loyalty towards the PRC and Mao himself. Later, Mao found it essential to eliminate all possible threats which lead to the purging of possible enemies which included the government officials who previously supported Mao's political opponents.
His aim in China was to industrialize in an effort to match and in time exceed the economies of the western world and the U.S.S.R. To do this Mao announced the First 5-Year Plan which took place from 1952 through 1956, and was dessigned according to Russia's 5-Year Plan. He followed in Stalin's footsteps when making this decision in regard to Stalin's economic plan for the U.S.S.R.
His plan took into account China's enormous population, as he beleived this was their greatest stregnth, and he made the people work to reach his goals. This undoubtedly contributed to Mao's good image with the population, as he appeared to be improving China's world status to acheive the position as a world power.
In 1957, Mao introduced the Hundred Flower Compaign. During this time he announced that he would allow critcism towards the PRC and his time as ruler. THis was said to be an opportunity to improve his reign over the PRC. Slowly, people began to speak out in government, some went as far to oppose Mao himself. Although Mao asked for criticism, he later purged everyone who spoke out against him. His motives are disputible.
Between the years of 1958 and 1962 Mao carried out his second five year plan. He announced his Second 5-Year Plan in Russia and stated that he would not follow the U.S.S.R.'s plan exactly. Instead, he would skip the smaller steps and by doing this Mao believed that he would achieve his goals faster. During this time the workers were called 'Blue Ants' as they wore blue uniforms doing maual labor. To further gain control over China, Mao portrayed the Blue Ants as cheerful and showed them to be singing. This contributed to the want to work for Mao in the purpose of believing they were bettering the country and advacing economically. Moa had used political control to pull the loyalty of the population towards himself.
What book did Mao Zedong make?
Quotations from Chairman Mao Zedong. Known in the west as the "little red book"
Do Tse tse flies carry viruses?
yes the most common that they carry is in a parisite that they carry. it is sleeping sickness.
How has the Chinese communist political system changed since Mao Zedong first introduced it?
The change occured in two major aspects
The first is about who would and how to make the decision in the top level of the governing board. When Mao was ruling, the democracy was virtually dead and Mao dictated everything. No one can oppose him and everyone was happy to follow what Mao said. After Mao, and post-Mao era (as in Deng xiao ping, Jiangzemin ruling period) this problem began to phase out, till now Wen and Hu, the president and premier have no absolute right to make every decision, they have to make compromise and take different sound and opinion into consideration.
The second is about the goal and role of government. In Mao, the major role of government is to remove and wipe out the enemies from home or broad. it is partly because the generous global climate of cold war, and partly because the complex conflict between Russia and USA, People's republic of China and Republic of China (TW). But now, the role of government is switched sharply to improve the economy and people's wellbeing.
And it should be noted that Communism was taken serious in Mao's time, it was almost every Chinese people's final fantasy, but to date communism is just a name or concept, which is used to show that Chinese political system is different from western political regime, and they attempt to develop their own way to construct the nation.
What freedom did Mao take away from the people?
there freedom of speach and what they have to do , and they only got to prasie one god which was mao .
How did Mao Zedong's beliefs about communist uprisings differ from vladimir Lenins?
Mao believed the revolution would start with rural peasants. Lenin believed the revolution would start with urban laborers.
