Mao Tse Tung

October 1949 Mao Zeding took control and renamed it the peoples republic of china

Mao grew up in Shaoshan, Hunan Province. He attended school in Changsha, and later lived in Beijing and Shanghai. After the founding of the communist party, he was frequently "on the move" throughout the country, until 1949. From then until his death, he made his home at the Zhongnanhai Compound in Beijing.

1966...Mao launched the cultural revolution primarily due to the fact that China had become far too conservative.

The Chinese were attracted to the Communists at first because the alternatives were (i) collaborating with the Japanese occupiers, or (ii) siding with the Nationalists who were corrupt and incompetent.

The Communists were dirt poor but offered the promise of a better life, particularly for women and people in the rural areas.

To increase China's steel production.

Long March, Land Reform, The first 5 years, The Great Leap Forward, and Cultural Revolution. I am not sure about this answer, so check with another site before you write this on your homework, project, etc..

He was retreating (aka running away) from the KMT army, who's army was much bigger and much better trained. the KMT aided by Warlords in the area were slowely encircling the CCPs position. The CCP were not getting the supplize they needed and knew that if they did not move they would either starve or be killed by the KMT army. the march ended in Yan'an

Mao had paranoiac hatred of any country which threatened to dominate China imperially; these included Japan, the USA, Britain, France, and the Soviet Union. This did not, however, stop him from securing alliances of convenience with nations that he feared. For the most part, state diplomacy during the Mao period was handled by his Premier, Zhou Enlai, and Mao focused primarily on domestic policy (with some exceptions, such as his aggressive support of Chinese involvement in the Korean War).

Nationalist leader Jiang was fighting a civil war against communists led by Mao.

Students had to worship Mao and read Communist texts. They had to report on the bad things they have done during the day and even report on other students.

The Great Helmsman, He was also know as The Girth

Chairman Mao was a dictator , so there was no freedom of speech, action , or movement, and kept them where the country needed them. Deng Xiaping, had other ideas, he saw that China had fallen way back to the west so he improved industry and education , he also brought the one child rule to control the population.

Great Leap Forward

He came to power, he's more important in 1958 and in 1966,

After Mao Zedong died in 1976 and the Four were arrested, Den Xiaoping took over. Deng Xiaoping improved China's economy by introducing a mix of capitalism and communism. For example, under Mao's reign, people worked on collective farms which earned little money. After Mao's death, under Deng's reign, farmers can give the crop to the government for payment and the rest of the crop can be sold by the farmer(s).

Hua Guofeng, but he was only in office briefly. Deng Xiaoping is the official successor.

he was a forwarded thinker, persuasive, strong will, self giving

october the 1st 1949

China adopted more free-market practices while remaining loyal to its communist roots.

it was where Mao Zedong traveled all around the world to see what the other countries where like and to see what he could do to improve it. he lived in the country of India, but he wanted to see if he could improve India any so he traveled to see if the other countries were like so he could have better ideas for India!

Under Mao, the dysfunctional KMT government was replaced by the government of the "People's Republic". In practice, the country was governed on an ad-hoc basis, with Mao as paramount leader and other party functionaries filling necessary government roles. Constitutional rule was not re-established until six years after Mao's death, in 1982, when Deng Xiaoping passed the country's current constitution.

The Mao period started off by consolidating control over the country, finally reunited after over a century of imperialist and warlord rule; new provincial boundaries were established, with many provinces shrunk, expanded, created, or removed entirely. A system of "Autonomous Regions", based on the Autonomous Okrugs of the Soviet Union, was established for the Mongolian, Zhuang, Tibetan, Uighur and Hui minorities. For the first seventeen years of the PRC, the country was governed along fairly orthodox Marxist-Leninist lines.

In 1966, seeing his power based threatened by Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping, Mao launched the Cultural Revolution, his attempt at establishing agrarian "People's Democracy" and eliminate the rising power of party hierarchs. In practice, however, the Cultural Revolution merely plunged the country into chaos, and the Leninist system was rebuilt after Mao's death. It is typically believed that the interventions of Zhou Enlai and the PLA prevented the Cultural Revolution from causing the complete collapse of the government under Mao.

After 1976, Mao's political program was abandoned. The governing system in place today has been dramatically changed since the end of the Mao period, with constitutional rule, formal offices, a functioning legal system, and a technocracy built on Leninist lines.

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Mao Zedong came to power in China in 1949 after a bloody civil war between himself, leader of the Communist Party, and Chiang Kai-Shek, leader of the real Chinese government (the Nationalists).

During WWII, Chiang Kai-Shek was preoccupied with Japanse agression and the Communist under Mao Zedong started to build up their strengh in north China. They did this by carrying out a "mass line" policy (from the masses to the masses), cutting land rents, and spreading out the lands of the wealthy landlords to peasants.

As WWII started to end, the world started to see that the Communist in China were actually making some changes in China... for the BETTER and perhaps war would not break out if the USA stayed neutral. However, the inevitable did happen and by 1946 full scale war between the Nationalists and the Communists was happening. Peasants ran towards Zedong and the PLA (People's Liberation Army) for promised land and social justice while the middle class, shunned by Chiang Kai-Shek because of his governments' inability to stop economic inflation, did so too.

In react to the war in China, President Truman sent General George C. Marshall (yes, the creator of the Marshall Plan) to China in hope to stop the Communist and reinstate the Nationalists.

The Communist won.

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