mao

Question 1

revolutionary china

Answer 1

• unequal treaties
• humiliated from the defeat from Japan
• population doubled
• weakness of the Qing dynasty

Question 2

Paris peace conference

Answer 2

land taken by Germany would be given to Japan.

Question 3

CCP

Answer 3

Chinese communist party, in 1921 Mao became one of the founders.

Question 4

the long march

Answer 4

a long year journey in which Mao emerged as important organizer. reached to yanaan

Question 5

yanaan

Answer 5

a protective base

Question 6

Mao’s peasant policy

Answer 6

his plan was to win over the peasant by killing the landlords and giving them to the peasants.

Question 7

ipso facto

Answer 7

by the very fact

Question 8

opposition

Answer 8

the rectification of conduct campaign

Question 9

communist strengths

Answer 9

Mao’s mixture of determination and opportunism served the communists

• rural guerrilla fighters
• self confidence
• red army’s ability to fight and obtain support

Question 10

Mao’s rise to power

Answer 10

fall of the Qing dynasty
weakness of nationalists (Chinese civil war), strength of communists
peasant policy
the rectification pop conduct campaign

Question 11

imposition of military control

Answer 11

reunification campaigns

sent to xinjiang, tibet, and guadong

Question 12

opposition controlled

Answer 12

100 flowers campaign
imposition of military
labour camps
cleansing the ranks

Question 13

economic policies

Answer 13

five-year plan, great leap forward

collectivization program

Question 14

labour camps

Answer 14

peasant who protested were put into camps, 40 million died

Question 15

propaganda

Answer 15

lin biao, head of propaganda showed Mao as the savior of China.
the little red book
sports- august rally
red guards took over the:
education
transportation
radio and the press

Question 16

corrective labours

Answer 16

forced to work in harsh conditions to acknowledge his former mistakes.

Question 17

control

Answer 17

red guards
gang of four
CCR

Question 18

concentration camps

Answer 18

the Lagoi

Question 19

consideration of power

Answer 19

propaganda
elimination of opposition (concentration camps)
economical policies

Question 20

churches response

Answer 20

patriotic churches had to profess open support for the regime

Question 21

domestic policies

Answer 21

cultural policies
religious policies
policies towards woman
political policies 
social policies
economic policies

Question 22

policies towards woman

Answer 22

• concubinage was forbidden
• According to Mao’s ideology, women were a dynamic force in the society.
• Mao encouraged illiterate women to learn to read.
• Mao passed laws to allow married women freedom
• He encouraged the labour of women.
• women who were forced to get married can get divorced
• right to own and sell