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Page 1: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

Revolution in ChinaCommunists vs. Nationalists

Page 2: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

Right to Rule - 1920Nationalist Party

Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shekChinese Communist Party

Page 3: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

Combination of PartiesBoth parties combinedWhy? Both opposed warlords and to drive

out the imperial powers

Page 4: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

Separation of PartiesShek attacks Chinese Communist in ShangaiFounded new Chinese republic of NanjingCommunist went into hiding – Shek tries to

root out all Communists

Page 5: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

The Long MarchPeople’s Liberation Army (PLA) – Comm.Travel 6000 miles by foot to reach

Communist base in northwest China

Page 6: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

2 Chinese Government - 1945Nationalist Gov (Shek) – southern and central

China (US supports)Communist Gov (Mao) – Northern China

Page 7: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

Civil WarPeasants were attracted to Communist (mil) –

liked the promise of landBy 1949 they defeated the Nationalist – fled

to Taiwan (2 Mil)

Page 8: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

New Socialist SocietyLand taken away from the wealthy – given to

poor (2/3’s of peasants received land)Private farmland was collectivized

Why? Increase food production and allow people to work ind.

Industry and commerce was nationalized

Page 9: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

Great leap Forward - 1954 Collective farms combined into communes

(3000 people)Purpose – reach final stage of communism –

classless systemTotal disaster

Decreased in food production15 mil. Died of starvation

Page 10: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution - 1966“Great Revolution to create a proletarian

(working class) cultureMao wanted an atmosphere of constant

revolution fever

Page 11: Communists vs. Nationalists. Right to Rule - 1920 Nationalist Party Sun Yat-sen then Chiang Kai-shek Chinese Communist Party

Red GuardsYoung peopleRid nation of “Four Olds”

Old ideasOld cultureOld customsOld habits

Ex – destroyed temples, books by foreigners, and foreign music

Individuals were attackedIntellectuals and artists of Pro-Western ideas

Mao Zedong dies in 1976