IB History Paper 2 - Authoritarian States (Mao and PRC)

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Paper 2 - Topic 10 Authoritarian States (Mao Zeodong)

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Economic Factors

Conditions such as land ownership and tax imposition that contributed to the emergence of authoritarian states.

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Social Division

Extreme class, regional, and gender disparities leading to a lack of national identity in China.

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3

Impact of War

Influence of conflicts like the Chinese Civil War and the Second Sino-Japanese War on the rise of authoritarian rule.

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4

Methods Used to Establish Authoritarian State

Utilization of force, charismatic leadership, and dissemination of propaganda by Mao and the CCP.

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5

Nature, Extent, and Treatment of Opposition

Strategies like the Hundred Flowers Campaign to manage dissent within the authoritarian state.

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6

Impact of Foreign Policy

Effects of events like the Resist American, Aid Korea initiative and the Lushan Conference on maintaining power.

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Aims and Results of Policies

Objectives and outcomes of domestic policies in economic, political, social, and cultural spheres under Mao's rule.

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Women and Minorities

Changes in policies affecting women's rights and treatment of minorities during the authoritarian regime.

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Authoritarian Control

Efforts like the Socialist Education Movement to establish complete control over China under Mao's leadership.

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