China Retrieval Practice (top 10)
overthrowing of the qing dynasty
had no control over their own trade (internationally dominated)
no one was having a good time
nationalists take over in 1912
ww1
joined allied powers in hope that they’d be able to take control of their own country
treaty of versailles gives japan a lot of chinese ports
may 4th
communism gains traction
caused sort of by nationalism? not the party, just don’t want european influences in china
ccp
formed in 1921, and lenin starts sending aid to china
led by mao zedong
communist rev would be led by peasants, not the traditional communist demographic (upper middle class)
nationalist party
led by sun yat-sen, he died of cancer and power switched to chiang kai-shek
very anti-communist
in power for the 1920s, constitutional gov
end of communist-nationalist alliance
chiang tricks communists and kills most of them in the shanghai massacre
fled to the mountains
betrayed, led to civil war
long march
communist base surrounded, they flee on foot (6,000 miles)
90% died
mao zedong emerged as sole leader
japanese invasion
suspends civil war- forced to work together so they don’t all die
chinese transition period
chiang follows sun’s program to switch to constitutional
“educates” peasants
industrializes
no one likes chiang!
conservatives thought he was to liberal
liberals thought he was too conservative
tried to blend western influences with confucian, but no one liked confucianism anymore either
great depression! very unequal distribution of wealth
overthrowing of the qing dynasty
had no control over their own trade (internationally dominated)
no one was having a good time
nationalists take over in 1912
ww1
joined allied powers in hope that they’d be able to take control of their own country
treaty of versailles gives japan a lot of chinese ports
may 4th
communism gains traction
caused sort of by nationalism? not the party, just don’t want european influences in china
ccp
formed in 1921, and lenin starts sending aid to china
led by mao zedong
communist rev would be led by peasants, not the traditional communist demographic (upper middle class)
nationalist party
led by sun yat-sen, he died of cancer and power switched to chiang kai-shek
very anti-communist
in power for the 1920s, constitutional gov
end of communist-nationalist alliance
chiang tricks communists and kills most of them in the shanghai massacre
fled to the mountains
betrayed, led to civil war
long march
communist base surrounded, they flee on foot (6,000 miles)
90% died
mao zedong emerged as sole leader
japanese invasion
suspends civil war- forced to work together so they don’t all die
chinese transition period
chiang follows sun’s program to switch to constitutional
“educates” peasants
industrializes
no one likes chiang!
conservatives thought he was to liberal
liberals thought he was too conservative
tried to blend western influences with confucian, but no one liked confucianism anymore either
great depression! very unequal distribution of wealth