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Legacy of Mao: info impact
Mao’s programs
Collective farming: taking farmers crops
Communes: places where people lived
China relations with USSR and US
Zhou Enlai; opens up China
Chinese-American relations
China and UN
joined UN, Russia thrilled another large communist country joined
Table-Tennis diplomacy
To “break the ice with the US Zhou starts table tennis match, Chinese students traveled to US
Results of Nixon’s visit to China
Deaths of Mao and Zhou
Left China without a leader,
Deng Xiaoping; economic reforms
Last old revolutionary, was more flexible than mao and zhou
Wanted capitalistic economy bc he saw the major countries succes from it, market economy
4 Modernizations
Agriculture: farmers could trade their food for money in the government
Industry: boosted industry
Defense:
Science and technology: heavy focus on science and tech being taught in schools, began sending students abroad
Tiana man square massacre
Tank man, who was he what did he do how he was an image
Chinese citizen who stood in front of tanks rolling towards Tianaman square
Government had been killing their people a few days before and he is seen as a symbol of courage and bravery: bush commended him, people rioted in the Soviet union(believed if he could stand up to government they could too)
Tank man,
What started square protests
First wave of government force
Deng new orders for the square
Type of weaponry
next day after live fire
Death discrepancies
Link between economic reform and introduction of new political ideas
Deng dies
Jiang Zemin, goals and results
Hong Kong, history and transfer
China after 2000
Source of four Asian tiger nickname
Conditions after WW2 and Korean War, impact on borders and globalization
Causes of extreme growth(building blocks)
5 factors of success
Expert arguments(Gulati vs others)
Can uniqueness of each country provide insight for other developing nations?
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