The Communist Revolution in China AP World History
![The Communist Revolution in China AP World History Chapter 22 “The Rise and Fall The Communist Revolution in China AP World History Chapter 22 “The Rise and Fall](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-1.jpg)
![Review: Collapse of the Imperial System in China • 1911 = End of the Review: Collapse of the Imperial System in China • 1911 = End of the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-2.jpg)
![Warlords in the 1920 s • 1916 – 1928 = China’s central government fractured Warlords in the 1920 s • 1916 – 1928 = China’s central government fractured](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-3.jpg)
![The Nationalist Party • 1928 = The Nationalist Party gained control of China and The Nationalist Party • 1928 = The Nationalist Party gained control of China and](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-4.jpg)
![The Nationalist Party • Promoted modern development – Railroads, banking, airline services, etc. • The Nationalist Party • Promoted modern development – Railroads, banking, airline services, etc. •](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-5.jpg)
![The Nationalist Party • Constantly faced opposition from the newly developed Chinese Communist Party The Nationalist Party • Constantly faced opposition from the newly developed Chinese Communist Party](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-6.jpg)
![The Nationalist Party • 1927 = Nationalist Party chased the CCP out of China’s The Nationalist Party • 1927 = Nationalist Party chased the CCP out of China’s](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-7.jpg)
![Chinese Communist Party • Slowly gained the respect and support of the peasants by: Chinese Communist Party • Slowly gained the respect and support of the peasants by:](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-8.jpg)
![Chinese Communist Party • CCP gained an enormous amount of support during Japan’s brutal Chinese Communist Party • CCP gained an enormous amount of support during Japan’s brutal](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-9.jpg)
![Chinese Communist Party The People’s Liberation Army (late-1940 s) • CCP, with its communist-led Chinese Communist Party The People’s Liberation Army (late-1940 s) • CCP, with its communist-led](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-10.jpg)
![Chinese Communist Party • The CCP gained even more support by doing the following Chinese Communist Party • The CCP gained even more support by doing the following](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-11.jpg)
![Chinese Communist Party • In 1949, 4 years after WWII, the CCP swept to Chinese Communist Party • In 1949, 4 years after WWII, the CCP swept to](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-12.jpg)
![Building Socialism in China and the Soviet Union Building Socialism in China and the Soviet Union](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-13.jpg)
![Building Socialism • 1 st step in building socialism = modernization and industrialization of Building Socialism • 1 st step in building socialism = modernization and industrialization of](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-14.jpg)
![Building Socialism • Communist governments in China and the Soviet Union, therefore, became totalitarian: Building Socialism • Communist governments in China and the Soviet Union, therefore, became totalitarian:](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-15.jpg)
![Communist Feminism • Both communist regimes took steps to liberate and mobilize their women Communist Feminism • Both communist regimes took steps to liberate and mobilize their women](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-16.jpg)
![Communist Feminism in the USSR • As a result of laws and decrees passed Communist Feminism in the USSR • As a result of laws and decrees passed](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-17.jpg)
![Communist Feminism in China • The Marriage Law of 1950 in China implemented: – Communist Feminism in China • The Marriage Law of 1950 in China implemented: –](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-18.jpg)
![Communist Feminism • Problems for women: – Still expected to take care of the Communist Feminism • Problems for women: – Still expected to take care of the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-19.jpg)
![Socialism in the Countryside • 1 st stage of socialism in the countryside = Socialism in the Countryside • 1 st stage of socialism in the countryside =](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-20.jpg)
![Collectivization in China • Peaceful process due to the close relationship between the CCP Collectivization in China • Peaceful process due to the close relationship between the CCP](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-21.jpg)
![Collectivization in the Soviet Union Victims of the Famine • Much more violent process Collectivization in the Soviet Union Victims of the Famine • Much more violent process](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-22.jpg)
![Communism and Industrial Development • China used the same model for industrial development that Communism and Industrial Development • China used the same model for industrial development that](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-23.jpg)
![Pros & Cons of Industrial Development (In both China & the Soviet Union) Pros Pros & Cons of Industrial Development (In both China & the Soviet Union) Pros](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-24.jpg)
![Responses to these Social Outcomes: Joseph Stalin • Largely accepted these outcomes • Stalin Responses to these Social Outcomes: Joseph Stalin • Largely accepted these outcomes • Stalin](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-25.jpg)
![Responses to these Social Outcomes: Mao Zedong • Did not accept these outcomes continuously Responses to these Social Outcomes: Mao Zedong • Did not accept these outcomes continuously](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-26.jpg)
![The Cultural Revolution (1966 -1976) • A campaign against the “Four Olds” = old The Cultural Revolution (1966 -1976) • A campaign against the “Four Olds” = old](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-27.jpg)
![The Search for Enemies • Mao Zedong = convinced that many within the Communist The Search for Enemies • Mao Zedong = convinced that many within the Communist](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-28.jpg)
![The Search for Enemies • Stalin used secret police to find “enemies” within the The Search for Enemies • Stalin used secret police to find “enemies” within the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-29.jpg)
![The Search for Enemies • Stalin had close to 1 million people executed between The Search for Enemies • Stalin had close to 1 million people executed between](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-30.jpg)
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![The Communist Revolution in China AP World History Chapter 22 The Rise and Fall The Communist Revolution in China AP World History Chapter 22 “The Rise and Fall](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-1.jpg)
The Communist Revolution in China AP World History Chapter 22 “The Rise and Fall of Communism” (1917 – Present)
![Review Collapse of the Imperial System in China 1911 End of the Review: Collapse of the Imperial System in China • 1911 = End of the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-2.jpg)
Review: Collapse of the Imperial System in China • 1911 = End of the last (Qing) dynasty • 1912 = China became the Republic of China • Republic of China ruled from 1912 until 1949 – First president of the Republic of China = Sun Yat -sen
![Warlords in the 1920 s 1916 1928 Chinas central government fractured Warlords in the 1920 s • 1916 – 1928 = China’s central government fractured](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-3.jpg)
Warlords in the 1920 s • 1916 – 1928 = China’s central government fractured and various warlords ruled different sections of China • (Like Yuan Shi-kai) China in 1924
![The Nationalist Party 1928 The Nationalist Party gained control of China and The Nationalist Party • 1928 = The Nationalist Party gained control of China and](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-4.jpg)
The Nationalist Party • 1928 = The Nationalist Party gained control of China and reestablished a unified central government • Under the leadership of Chian Kai-shek = a military officer • He led the Nationalist Party until 1949
![The Nationalist Party Promoted modern development Railroads banking airline services etc The Nationalist Party • Promoted modern development – Railroads, banking, airline services, etc. •](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-5.jpg)
The Nationalist Party • Promoted modern development – Railroads, banking, airline services, etc. • Problem #1: Impacts of these achievements only in the cities rural areas (where most of the population lived) were still impoverished • Problem #2: Left the Nationalist Party with a limited base of support Chiang Kai-shek – Urban elites; rural landlords; Western powers
![The Nationalist Party Constantly faced opposition from the newly developed Chinese Communist Party The Nationalist Party • Constantly faced opposition from the newly developed Chinese Communist Party](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-6.jpg)
The Nationalist Party • Constantly faced opposition from the newly developed Chinese Communist Party (CCP) – Founded in 1921 – Grew enormously over the next 28 years – Found a charismatic leader in Mao Zedong as a young revolutionary
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The Nationalist Party • 1927 = Nationalist Party chased the CCP out of China’s cities – CCP developed a new strategy = appeal to China’s peasants for support
![Chinese Communist Party Slowly gained the respect and support of the peasants by Chinese Communist Party • Slowly gained the respect and support of the peasants by:](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-8.jpg)
Chinese Communist Party • Slowly gained the respect and support of the peasants by: Chinese Communist Guerrillas – Using guerrilla warfare tactics against the Nationalist Party – Experimenting with land reform in areas under communist control – Efforts to empower women – Creation of a communist military force to protect against Nationalist Party attacks
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Chinese Communist Party • CCP gained an enormous amount of support during Japan’s brutal invasion of China Japanese Invasion of China, 1937 – Nationalist Party lost control over most of China and was forced to retreat to the interior – Nationalist Party seemed more concerned with eliminating the CCP than fighting Japan
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Chinese Communist Party The People’s Liberation Army (late-1940 s) • CCP, with its communist-led People’s Liberation Army, fought the Japanese vigorously • Offered security to many Chinese faced with Japanese atrocities • CCP membership grew from 40, 000 in 1937 to 1. 2 million in 1945
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Chinese Communist Party • The CCP gained even more support by doing the following in areas it controlled: – Reduced rents, taxes, and interest rates for peasants – Taught literacy to adults – Mobilized women for the struggle – Encouraged peasants to fight back against their landlords
![Chinese Communist Party In 1949 4 years after WWII the CCP swept to Chinese Communist Party • In 1949, 4 years after WWII, the CCP swept to](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-12.jpg)
Chinese Communist Party • In 1949, 4 years after WWII, the CCP swept to victory over the Nationalist Party – Most of the Nationalist Party’s leaders fled to Taiwan – New leader of communist China = Mao Zedong
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Building Socialism in China and the Soviet Union
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Building Socialism • 1 st step in building socialism = modernization and industrialization of their “backward societies” • Simultaneously wanted to eliminate inequalities of class and gender, prevent the growth of new inequalities as they modernized, and promote values of selflessness and collectivism • In order to do this, government had to be completely dominated by the Communist Party
![Building Socialism Communist governments in China and the Soviet Union therefore became totalitarian Building Socialism • Communist governments in China and the Soviet Union, therefore, became totalitarian:](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-15.jpg)
Building Socialism • Communist governments in China and the Soviet Union, therefore, became totalitarian: – Other political parties forbidden – Government controlled almost the entire economy – Government ensured that the arts, education and media conformed to approved ways of thinking – Organizations for women, workers, students, and professional groups operated under party control
![Communist Feminism Both communist regimes took steps to liberate and mobilize their women Communist Feminism • Both communist regimes took steps to liberate and mobilize their women](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-16.jpg)
Communist Feminism • Both communist regimes took steps to liberate and mobilize their women • State-directed women’s initiatives A man and woman working side-by-side as power plant operators in the Soviet Union
![Communist Feminism in the USSR As a result of laws and decrees passed Communist Feminism in the USSR • As a result of laws and decrees passed](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-17.jpg)
Communist Feminism in the USSR • As a result of laws and decrees passed by the Soviet Union: Soviet women reading and studying – Women were granted full legal and political equality – Divorce was legalized and made easier – Abortions were legalized and made easier – Marriage became a civil procedure among freely consenting adults – Illegitimacy was abolished – Women no longer had to take their husbands’ last names – Pregnancy leave for employed women was mandated – Women were actively mobilized as industrial workers
![Communist Feminism in China The Marriage Law of 1950 in China implemented Communist Feminism in China • The Marriage Law of 1950 in China implemented: –](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-18.jpg)
Communist Feminism in China • The Marriage Law of 1950 in China implemented: – Free choice in marriage – Relatively easy divorce – The end of concubines and child marriages – Permission for widows to remarry – Equal property rights for men and women • Chinese women also became more involved in industrial production
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Communist Feminism • Problems for women: – Still expected to take care of the children and the housework now had the double burden of that PLUS paid employment – Women appeared only very rarely in the top political leadership – Communist feminism did not continue and faded within a decade of its beginning in each country
![Socialism in the Countryside 1 st stage of socialism in the countryside Socialism in the Countryside • 1 st stage of socialism in the countryside =](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-20.jpg)
Socialism in the Countryside • 1 st stage of socialism in the countryside = involved taking over landlords’ estates and redistributing that land equally among the peasants • 2 nd stage of socialism in the countryside = collectivization of agriculture – Designed to completely end private property
![Collectivization in China Peaceful process due to the close relationship between the CCP Collectivization in China • Peaceful process due to the close relationship between the CCP](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-21.jpg)
Collectivization in China • Peaceful process due to the close relationship between the CCP and the peasantry • “Great Leap Forward” in the late 1950 s = an effort to mobilize China’s population for rapid development Some communes had up to 2, 000 households – Created “people’s communes” – Designed to move toward a more fully communist society with more social equality and collective living – Massive famine caused by administrative chaos and bad weather killed 20 million Chinese between 1959 and 1962
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Collectivization in the Soviet Union Victims of the Famine • Much more violent process Soviet communists did not have much support in the countryside • Peasants were forced into collective farms • A lot of resistance from the peasants example: many of them slaughtered and consumed hundreds of thousands of animals because they didn’t want to surrender them to the collectives • Terrible famine ensued caused about 5 million deaths
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Communism and Industrial Development • China used the same model for industrial development that the Soviet Union had developed decades earlier: Poster highlighting industrialization in the Soviet Union – A series of five-year plans = brought all agricultural and industrial production under government control – State ownership of property – Priority = heavy industry – Massive mobilization of the nation’s human and material resources
![Pros Cons of Industrial Development In both China the Soviet Union Pros Pros & Cons of Industrial Development (In both China & the Soviet Union) Pros](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-24.jpg)
Pros & Cons of Industrial Development (In both China & the Soviet Union) Pros Cons • Increased literacy rates • More educational opportunities • More social mobility • Rapid urbanization • Exploitation of the countryside to provide resources for industries in the cities • Growth of a bureaucratic and technological elite class with more privileges
![Responses to these Social Outcomes Joseph Stalin Largely accepted these outcomes Stalin Responses to these Social Outcomes: Joseph Stalin • Largely accepted these outcomes • Stalin](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-25.jpg)
Responses to these Social Outcomes: Joseph Stalin • Largely accepted these outcomes • Stalin had created a conservative society that had abandoned much of its revolutionary legacy • Commitment to full equality = abandoned • Endorsed: Russian patriotism, traditional family values, individual competition, and differences in wages to stimulate production
![Responses to these Social Outcomes Mao Zedong Did not accept these outcomes continuously Responses to these Social Outcomes: Mao Zedong • Did not accept these outcomes continuously](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-26.jpg)
Responses to these Social Outcomes: Mao Zedong • Did not accept these outcomes continuously strove to combat these inevitabilities of industrialization • Tried to preserve the “revolutionary spirit” of China • Mid-1960 s = launched the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution – Designed to combat the capitalist elements that had “infiltrated” China
![The Cultural Revolution 1966 1976 A campaign against the Four Olds old The Cultural Revolution (1966 -1976) • A campaign against the “Four Olds” = old](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-27.jpg)
The Cultural Revolution (1966 -1976) • A campaign against the “Four Olds” = old thoughts, old culture, old habits, and old customs • Message = revolution and rebellion is good • Wanted to put “intellectuals” in their place – Many schools were shut down • Wanted to establish a more equitable society – Brought healthcare, education, and rural industrialization to the countryside
![The Search for Enemies Mao Zedong convinced that many within the Communist The Search for Enemies • Mao Zedong = convinced that many within the Communist](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/e70af7967288d8771644054eb044610d/image-28.jpg)
The Search for Enemies • Mao Zedong = convinced that many within the Communist Party had been “seduced” by capitalist values – Called for rebellion against Communist Party itself – Red Guards = students and other young people that responded – Red Guards attacked local party and government officials, teachers, intellectuals, factory managers, and others they defined as “enemies” that had embraced capitalism
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The Search for Enemies • Stalin used secret police to find “enemies” within the Soviet Union and his own Communist Party • Late 1930 s = “The Terror” or “The Great Purges” millions of people were arrested for treason/disloyalty (usually in the dead of night) Workers at a Soviet Labor Camp – Tried and sentenced either to death or to long years in harsh and remote labor camps, known as the “gulag”
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The Search for Enemies • Stalin had close to 1 million people executed between 1936 and 1941 • About 5 million were sent to the gulag, where they died in appalling numbers • Throughout Stalin’s entire dictatorship, approximately 20 million people died in the Soviet Union
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