Ideologies/Individuals Flashcards

1
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Who was at the forefront of progressive elements during the SSM?

A

Li Hongzhang

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2
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What was the goal of the May 4th movement?

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reject Confucian/ancient beliefs and embrace western technologies

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3
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how did the may 4th movement arise?

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Paris Peace Conference gave japan Shangdong Peninsula - 3000 people gathered at Tiannemen Square

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4
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Example of a Trade Union in Shanghai

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Shanghai Commercial Association - represented Chinese business in the Treaty Port - anti Japanese boycotts and strikes - cooperation across all classes

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5
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Who was Cai Yuanpei?

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President of Beijing University in 1911 - advocated adoption of western technology and encouraged students to study and travel in Europe

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6
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How did the New Culture Movement split in 1922?

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Soviet Marxism, pragmatism, Guomingdang

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7
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What years was Soviet Marxism in China?

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1920-1958

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8
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Mao’s perception of Stalin.

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admired economic policy and focus on heavy industry

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9
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Sino- Soviet treaty

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1950 - Soviet advisors to China for the first 5 year plan, troops for Korean war, nuclear capability

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10
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Command Economy

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all economic decisions made by the state businesses have to meet the targets set by the government

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11
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What did the USSR demand from China?

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raw materials such as antimony, Port Arthur, tungsten

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12
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What was the Maoist philosophy of ‘walking on two legs’?

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self sufficiency, agriculture and industrial development

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13
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What was Maos economic goal for China after the death of Stalin in 1953?

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overtake Britain’s economy in a decade

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14
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Agrarian Reform Law + impact

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1950 - Mao ordered redistribution of land among the peasants
some peasants who were full time farmers lost the land and equipment they needed, others had more than they needed.

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15
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How many people died as a result of collectivism in the USSR during the 1930s?

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3-5 million people in the Ukraine

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16
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What is Collectivism? what was the result

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sharing land, livestock and tools
the equipment belonged to no one so was often not cared for
Villagers slaughtered their own livestock to prevent it belonging to the cadres

17
Q

Cooperative

A

community owned - lost all rural private property

18
Q

What is a TVEs?

A

Town Village Enterprise -Deng gave farmers freedom to produce whatever they wanted
brought small scale industry to China

19
Q

SEZs

A

Special Economic Zones - businesses could operate with low taxation

20
Q

Shenzen

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1979 - fenced off from the rest of Guandong, close to Hong Kong allowed international trade. Economy grew by 75% between 81 - 85.

21
Q

How much did the Chinese economy grow between 1981 - 1984?

A

9.6%

22
Q

Financial liberalisation

A

removal of government intervention in economy

maximises profits

23
Q

Li Hongzhang

A

SSM - set up CMSSC in 1872, traded and negotiated with foreigners

24
Q

Sheng Xuanhuai

A

1897 - set up Imperial Bank of China

understood western capitalism and supported SSM

25
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T V Soong, 1917 - 1930s

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governor of The Bank of China,educated at Harvard, regulated banks savings rose by 600% by 1926 and 1931 set up shanghai stock market

26
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Mao Zedong

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USSR relations, Cultural Revolution detrimental to economic and industrial growth, by 1969 steel product had fallen by 75% and electrics by 30%
Nixon visit in 1972 encouraged some scientific development

27
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Deng Xioping

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pragmatist set up SEZs and TVEs
1978-97 avg growth rate of 10% per year 
100 million peasants moved to cities by 1997 
created a middle class 
1 country 2 systems