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China Causes Flashcards

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Boxer Rebellion

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  1. Religion
  2. Hatred of foreigners
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Xinhai Revolution

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  1. Short-term instability
  2. Long-term anger and resentment
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Warlord Era

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  1. Death of Yuan Shikai
  2. Weakness of Beiyang government
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May the Fourth Movement

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  1. Treaty of Versailles
  2. Nationalism and built-up resentment
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Formation of the First United Front

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  1. Similar aims between CCP and GMD
  2. Role of the USSR
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Northern Expedition

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  1. Dissatisfaction of the people
  2. Formation of the First United Front
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Shanghai Massacres

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  1. GMD’s mistrust of the CCP
  2. Opportunity to eliminate opposition
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Extermination Campaigns

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  1. Chiang’s hatred of Communists
  2. Increased support for the CCP from peasants
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Long March

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  1. Success of the Fifth Encirclement Campaign
  2. Long-term fears of the GMD
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Survival of the Communists on Long March

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  1. Guerilla tactics
  2. Support from peasants
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Japanese invasion of Manchuria

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  1. Military confidence and aspirations for expansion
  2. Trigger causes

Trigger causes: Zhang Zuolin Incident, Mukden Incident

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War with Japan

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  1. Japanese invasion of Manchuria
  2. Trigger causes

Trigger causes: Xi’an Incident, Marco Polo Bridge Incident

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Formation of the Second United Front

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  1. Japanese invasion of Manchuria
  2. Xi’an Incident
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Victory of the CCP in the Civil War

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  1. Strengths of the CCP during the war
  2. Weaknesses of the GMD during the war
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First Five-Year Plan

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  1. Mao’s aims to develop Chinese industry
  2. Success of land reforms
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Attack on landlords

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  1. Desire to consolidate power
  2. Collectivisation
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Agrarian Reform Law

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  1. Desire to consolidate power
  2. Collectivisation
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Marriage Law

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  1. Strive for gender equality
  2. Strengthening Communist ideals
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Thought Reform Campaign

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  1. Desire to consolidate power
  2. Desire to achieve Communism
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Three- and Five-Antis Campaigns

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  1. Desire to consolidate power
  2. Desire to establish Communism
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Hundred Flowers Campaign

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  1. Desire to identify disloyal members of the CCP
  2. Desire to encourage educated classes to contribute towards development
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Mao’s decision to end the Hundred Flowers Campaign

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  1. Escalation of criticism against the CCP
  2. Mao’s desire to reassert power
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Great Leap Forward

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  1. Success of the First Five-Year Plan
  2. Desire to end China’s dependence on the Soviet Union
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Failure of the Great Leap Forward

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  1. Poor planning
  2. Suppression of criticism
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Great Famine

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  1. Great Leap Forward
  2. Collectivisation
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Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship

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  1. China’s need for economic support
  2. USSR’s desire to further Communist influence

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