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2 Mao Z6dong COmitnunist C ina: key terms Long March, Chinese Communist Revolution, Great Lea --Mao-Zedong, one of-the-original-founders-of the Chinese Communist-Party, became-its undisputed ruler during the Long March of 1935, a 6000 mile journey to escape Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist troops. Mao won the support of the peasants because he promised to redistribute land by creating communes. He believed that this would lead to economic fairness and prosperity. During WW II Mao and Chiang Kai-shek temporarily joined forces to fight the Japanese, but after World War II, Mao defeated Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist forces in the Chinese Communist Revolution of As a result, China was unified as a communist nation. Although he was a good revolutionary, his economic policies proved disastrous during the Great Leap Forward in which twenty million people died. To eliminate criticism of his economic failures, Mao established the Cultural Revolution. This led to a severe crackdown on freedom of speech. Under Mao's influence, Red Guards, students of Mao, quit attending classes. They staged marches and rallies where critics of Mao were turned in to government authorities. These officials would humiliate, torture and even execute the teachers who were critical of Mao. Rejecting the family values of Confucianism, the Red Guards drew their inspiration from Chairman Mao's Little Red Book. It was only after his death in 1976 that China began to recover. 1) Which political party did Mao help establish? 2) After which event did Mao become the head of the Chinese Communist Party? 3) Why did Mao and his supporters go on the Long March? 4) Which foreign nation attacked China during WWII? 5) Who did the Communists temporarily join forces with in WWII? 6) When was the Chinese Communist revolution fought? What was the result 7) Which class of Chinese people supported Mao? Why? 8) Describe the Great Leap Forward. 9) Why did Mao start the Cultural Revolution? 10) During the Cultural Revolution, what role did the Red Guards play? 11) Evaluation: In which ways was Mao very successful? In which ways was he very unsuccessful?
3 Deng Xiaoping After Chinese Communist Party Chairman Mao Zedong died in 1976, Deng Xiaoping became the most influential political official in China. He initiated a series of reforms known as the Modernizations which had a positive-imp-act-on-china. Under this-policy farming-was-mechanized-and- the u-npopular system-of communes (large collective farms) was discontinued. Farmers could now grow and sell crops for a profit after they had reached a quote established. China's industry was expanded and private businesses were established. Today almost half of China's gross domestic product (GDP) is produced by private businesses. Deng improved China's military and defense systems as well. In order to develop China's technology, Deng allowed Chinese students to study in Western nations. This is where problems developed. When students returned to China from their overseas studies, they not only brought back technological ideas, they brought back notions of democracy. After students gathered in Tiananmen Square in 1989 to demand democratic reforms, the government warned them to disperse. When they didn't the military was ordered to break up the demonstration with tanks and weapons. Over 2000 people were killed in this event. Protest leaders were tried for one day and executed the next. The Tiananmen Massacre left a stain on Deng Xiaoping's legacy. Due to China's alarming population increase, the Chinese government developed the One Child Policy which led to the deaths of millions of unwanted babies, who wasted away in orphanages that became known as Dying Rooms. Although he was a successful economic reformer, Deng Xiaoping clearly gets low marks for his human rights record. 1) Which leader replaced Mao Zedong? When? 2) What was Deng Xiaoping's series of reforms known as? 3) Give two examples of how farming improved under Deng a. b. 4) Which other areas did the Four Modernizations improve? 5) Why did students gather at Tiananmen Square in Beijing? 6) What happened? 7) What tragedy occurred due to the One Child Policy? 8) Evaluate Deng Xiaoping Positive Impact: Negative Impact:
4 Nelson Mandela:. Champion of Human Rights in South Africa In the 1940s, Nelson Mandela became involved in the political struggle against apartheid;an oppressive form of racial discrimination practiced in.south Africa. During this time he became increasingly involved in the African Natiiiiial Congress (ANC). This group sought to bring about apartheid'was made law in South democratic political change in South Africa; In 1948, the policy of. of racial segregation, instituted by the Afrikaners whenthey _Africa. Apartheid was a stdct regime : - White minority. and had little personal -hied power. Under apartheid, native Africans were ruled by the iaen forced to workin gold and diamond mines freedoms. TheypoRldn't vote and they Were. Or hts for very low wages: DisSent wai&ushat.dissidents were punished. Native Africans were not allowed to live in bantastans, decrepit townships located. miles from live in the cities; instead they Were forced t.6 urban areas. Educational. Opportunities and health facilities were minimal. Those who worked in the. cities were forced to cany.passes. In some cases people were immediately killed for not having passes! 6J* ioov iuleflt To put an end to apartheid, Nelsen Mandela mid the 1 Ni orgiiniied at first. But in 1960, after the Sharpesville massacre where protests and demonstrati 0ns. about 100 protestors were slaughtered, the ANC turned violent. Untll that event, nonviolence was a part of Mandela's philosophy, but after the massacre, he decided that violence was necessary to bring change. He helped organize and became the leader of the ANC's military in 1964 for sabotage and sentenced to life ing,.spear of the Nation. Mandela.was arrested. w 136a.priscoannent. He became a symbol of the sttuggle against apartheid, to people in South.A.frica,, under international pressure, South AfriCa's President de and around the world. In 1990, Klerk released Mandela.from jail. In 1991, apartheid was abolished, and ba.1993, Mandela helped write a new constitution first for South Afeica which allowed everyone to vote.the following year, the country held its democratic elections. Maildela Won by a landslide and became the first black multiracial, president in the history of South Afdes.
5 Nelson Mandela Questions 1) Which country was Nelson Mandela from? 2) What did he become involved in during the 1940s? 3) What was the name of his political organiation? (Note: When wring 2n essay, vrite out the whole name of.the. orgaili7atiori the first time; then just use the capital letter abbreviation such as ANC or PLO). 4) Who were the Aftikanets? 5) Describkge human rights of native South Africans were violated under Apartheid vis a -vi.s (with relation to): a) jobs b) voting c) where they lived d) health & education e) pass laws 6) How did the Sparpesvine massacre change Mandela's approach to fighting Apartheid? He switched from to 7) After his arrest for in 1964, Mandela. was sentenced to in prison. He wasn't until ) In 1991; was abolished. 9) According to the new written in 1.993, South Africa became a multi-racial democracy which sflowed everyone to 10)In 1994, Mandela became the fitst
6 Global Studies Mikhail Gorbachev Soviet Union Mikhail_Gorbachev led the Soviet Union in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He instituted an,(t -onomi-e-poticy-known-as-perestroikai.which-allowed-small- amounts of free-enterprise for the first... 4 in the Soviet Union since Lenin's New Economic Policy (NEP). He also initiated glasnost, a ( ; policy which allowed free speech and dissent against the government. Along with glasnost, Gorbachev instituted the policy of democratization which allowed more voting rights in the Soviet Union. Instead of creating more stability, these reforms backfired. Many regions of the USSR began to demand swift changes and soon they broke away. As a result the Soviet Union collapsed (circa 1990), and Russia changed from a totalitarian dictatorship to a more democratic form of government, although the Vladmir Putin, Russia's most powerful leader in the post-communist still rules with autocratic policies. The collapse of the Soviet Union, along with the fall of the Berlin Wall (1989) marked the end of the Cold War ( ). 1) When did Gorbachev lead the Soviet Union? 2) State the name of his economic policy and describe it 3) Describe glasnost: 6) Explain Gorbachev's policy of democratization: 4) Explain the effect that Gorbachev's policies had on the Soviet Union. Did they do what was intended, or did they backfire? 5) How did the Russian government change after the Soviet Union collapsed? 6) Name the most powerful Russian leader in the post- communist era. Describe his ruling style in one word. 7) When was the Cold War? Which two events mark the end of the Cold War?
7 Ho Chi Minh Ho Chi Minh was president of North Vietnam from 1945 to He spent his entire adult life devoted to removing French and American domination in Vietnam. He took the name "Ho Chi Minh" (which means he who ---entighten-s)--fir-1940-whil-e-he-wa:sin-ehirralormin-g-theindo-chinese --eommunist -Party-.-Iiri94-I-Holounded-the-Vietininb- 7 :- (League for the Independence of Vietnam). By the 1940s, the Japanese had defeated the French colonial powers in Vietnam. In 1945 the U.S. defeated Japan by dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. After WWII, Ho Chi Minh asked the U.S. for helping in keeping foreign colonial powers out of Vietnam. The U.S. however, refused this request because Ho Chi Minh was a communist. Helping him would have violated the Truman Doctrine which sought to contain the spread of communism. At this French reestablishment their colonial control of Vietnam. In 1954, however, the French were defeated at the Battle of Dien Bien Phu. After the French left, Vietnam was divided into a communist North and non -communist South. The United States then came in to help South Vietnam stop the spread of communism but this led to the Vietnam War. After a stalemate had been reached, a peace treaty was signed in 1973, and the U.S. began to pull out most of its troops. During the Watergate Scandal in 1974, President Nixon resigned. Soon after this, the North Vietnamese conquered South Vietnam and proclaimed Vietnam a unified communist country. 1)When was Ho Chi Minh president of North Vietnam? 2) What was his adult life devoted to? 3) What does Ho Chi Minh mean? When did he take on this name? 4) What organization did Ho Chi Minh establish in 1941? 5) By the 1940s, which country had defeated the French colonial powers in Vietnam? Next, who defeated Japan in 1945? bombs were dropped on and Nagasaki. How? 6) Whose help did Ho Chi Minh seek in order to keep out colonial rule? Due to the Truman Doctrine, what happened? 7) Which foreign power reestablished colonial power in Vietnam after WWII? What happened to the French at Dienbienphun? 8) After the French left what happened to Vietnam? 9) Which country came in to help South Vietnam stop the spread of communism? 10) The U.S. didn't help Ho Chi Minh because this would have violated the idea behind the Doctrine, which sought to stop the spread of 11) What happened after Ho Chi Minh died in 1969? a) 1973 b) 1975
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