Ch. 30, sec. 3
 After WWII, Chinese Civil War
 Communist vs. Nationalists
 Communists won, led by
Mao Zedong
 Reasons for Communist victory
 Popularity with peasants-
land redistribution
 Ended oppression from
landlords
 Decreased taxes on the poor
 Chinese Communists conquer
Tibet in 1959
 Chinese govt. discouraged
Buddhism and
Confucianism
 Govt took property from
landlords and business
owners
 Some Chinese middle class
citizens were opposed to
the communist revolution
 Beaten, sent to labor camps,
killed
 Built dams and factories
 Collectivization- pooling
peasant land/labor to
increase productivity
 1958-1960
 Mao-Zedong’s program to increase
output and productivity
 Urged people to increase farming
efforts
 Set up communes
 “Great Leap” failed
 No individual incentive
 Less production
 Famine
 55 million starved to death 
 1966- plan to purge China of
“bourgeois” tendencies
 Encouraged young
generations to experience
revolution
 Red Guards
 Groups of teens
 Attacked those considered
“bourgeois”
 “little red book”- Quotations
from Chairman Mao Zedong
 China and Soviets were
loose allies
 Mistrust, border disputes
 1960- Soviets withdraw all
aid to China
 U.S. saw the opportunity to
use china to isolate the
Soviet Union
 1971-Allowed China to
replace Taiwan in the United
Nations
 1979- U.S. set up formal
diplomatic relations with
China
 Open your book to p. 802-803
 Look at the series of maps at the bottom of the
page
 Read War Comes to Korea and Two Koreas on
p. 803-805 and answer the following questions
in your notes:
 What types of governments did North and South
Korea have?
 What countries supported either side?
 Who was Kim Il Sung?
 Who was Syngman Rhee?
 Why did China get involved in the Korean War?
 Compare/Contrast the economies of North and
South Korea.

Communism spreads in east asia

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     After WWII,Chinese Civil War  Communist vs. Nationalists  Communists won, led by Mao Zedong  Reasons for Communist victory  Popularity with peasants- land redistribution  Ended oppression from landlords  Decreased taxes on the poor  Chinese Communists conquer Tibet in 1959
  • 3.
     Chinese govt.discouraged Buddhism and Confucianism  Govt took property from landlords and business owners  Some Chinese middle class citizens were opposed to the communist revolution  Beaten, sent to labor camps, killed  Built dams and factories  Collectivization- pooling peasant land/labor to increase productivity
  • 4.
     1958-1960  Mao-Zedong’sprogram to increase output and productivity  Urged people to increase farming efforts  Set up communes  “Great Leap” failed  No individual incentive  Less production  Famine  55 million starved to death 
  • 5.
     1966- planto purge China of “bourgeois” tendencies  Encouraged young generations to experience revolution  Red Guards  Groups of teens  Attacked those considered “bourgeois”  “little red book”- Quotations from Chairman Mao Zedong
  • 6.
     China andSoviets were loose allies  Mistrust, border disputes  1960- Soviets withdraw all aid to China  U.S. saw the opportunity to use china to isolate the Soviet Union  1971-Allowed China to replace Taiwan in the United Nations  1979- U.S. set up formal diplomatic relations with China
  • 7.
     Open yourbook to p. 802-803  Look at the series of maps at the bottom of the page
  • 8.
     Read WarComes to Korea and Two Koreas on p. 803-805 and answer the following questions in your notes:  What types of governments did North and South Korea have?  What countries supported either side?  Who was Kim Il Sung?  Who was Syngman Rhee?  Why did China get involved in the Korean War?  Compare/Contrast the economies of North and South Korea.