Friday May th 10 HW Read pages 972

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Friday, May th 10 HW: Read pages 972 -975. Answer questions 1, 5, 7,

Friday, May th 10 HW: Read pages 972 -975. Answer questions 1, 5, 7, and 8. Aim: How did the leadership of Mao Zedong influence China? Do Now: Complete handout.

- Led Chinese Revolution (1911 -1912) - Overthrew Emperor of Qing dynasty and formed

- Led Chinese Revolution (1911 -1912) - Overthrew Emperor of Qing dynasty and formed the Republic of China “Father of Modern China” - Established Kuomintang (Nationalist party) - First President of China

Chinese Civil War (1927 -1949) Chiang Kai-shek (Nationalist) Mao Zedong (Communist)

Chinese Civil War (1927 -1949) Chiang Kai-shek (Nationalist) Mao Zedong (Communist)

Mao led Communists on 6, 000 mile Long March to flee Nationalist forces. Approx.

Mao led Communists on 6, 000 mile Long March to flee Nationalist forces. Approx. 7, 000 out of 100, 000 survived

Cold War Hot Spot • Communists were aided by the USSR • Nationalists were

Cold War Hot Spot • Communists were aided by the USSR • Nationalists were aided by the USA VS.

In 1949 Mao Zedong proclaimed mainland China as the People’s Republic of China (communist)

In 1949 Mao Zedong proclaimed mainland China as the People’s Republic of China (communist) with capital at Beijing

Nationalists fled to Taiwan and established the Republic of China (democratic) with its capital

Nationalists fled to Taiwan and established the Republic of China (democratic) with its capital at Taipei

Communism under Mao • Mao set up a one-party dictatorship that denied people basic

Communism under Mao • Mao set up a one-party dictatorship that denied people basic rights and freedoms.

Communism under Mao • Rural Chinese were provided with healthcare • Women gained some

Communism under Mao • Rural Chinese were provided with healthcare • Women gained some rights

Communism under Mao • Mao wanted to transform China from an agricultural society into

Communism under Mao • Mao wanted to transform China from an agricultural society into a modern industrial nation.

Agrarian Reform Law of 1950 • Government seized land from landlords • Communists killed

Agrarian Reform Law of 1950 • Government seized land from landlords • Communists killed 1 million landlords that resisted • Mao redistributed land to peasants Chinese lived and worked on collective farms

 • Mao nationalized private companies • Mao launched a Five-Year Plan in 1953

• Mao nationalized private companies • Mao launched a Five-Year Plan in 1953 that set high goals for industry. By 1957, China’s output of coal, cement, steel, and electricity had increased dramatically.

 • Make a connection between Mao and another dictator we have studied this

• Make a connection between Mao and another dictator we have studied this year. • What are their similarities? • What are their differences?