Sino-Soviet relations after Khrushchev Flashcards

1
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What happened to Khrushchev in 1964?

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He was removed from power in the USSR

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What did the new Soviet leader, Leonid Brezhnev attempt to do?

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Establish a working relationship with Mao

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3
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What did Mao launch in 1965?

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A new ideological campaign: the Cultural Revolution

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4
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What did Mao outline during the Cultural Revolution?

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A new ideological insight

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5
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What did Mao argue in the Cultural Revolution?

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The USA and USSR were the global cities, and China and the Third World were the global countryside

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Why was the Cultural Revolution significant?

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Mao argued that the workers in the countryside were true revolutionaries, whereas city people were decadent bureaucrats

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7
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When did the USSR and China finally end diplomatic and trading relations?

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March 1966

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What was the Sino-Soviet relationship like by the summer of 1966?

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Minimal contact between the 2 governments, who were only prepared to collaborate in order to get arms from the SU to Vietnam, via China

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What was the Cultural Revolution?

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A period of turmoil, initiated by Mao in an attempt to reassert his dominance over China, after the failure of the Great Leap Forward

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