The Role of the Citizen
The Great Leap Forward
The Cultural Revolution
Mao Zedong
The Tiananmen Square Massacre
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How do citizens participate in a democratic government?

They vote to elect their leaders.

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What was the goal of the Great Leap Forward?

To rapidly industrialize China and increase agricultural production.

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What was the TRUE goal of the Cultural Revolution?

To rid the country of those who opposed Mao Zedong.

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Who was Mao Zedong?

The founding father of the People's Republic of China and a key communist leader.

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What year did the Tiananmen Square Massacre occur?

1989

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In an autocratic government, how much citizen participation is allowed?

Very little; leaders are not elected by the people.

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What years did the Great Leap Forward occur?

1958 to 1962.

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Who initiated the Cultural Revolution?

Mao Zedong

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How did Mao Zedong win over the people of China in his campaign to power?

Robin Hood! He implemented land reforms to redistribute land from landlords to peasants.

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What was the main demand of the protestors in Tiananmen Square?

Political reform (more democratic) and greater freedoms.

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How does the communist government of China allow for citizen participation?

Citizens can participate in local elections, but the Communist Party controls the higher levels of government.

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What was one significant consequence of the Great Leap Forward?

It led to a massive famine resulting in millions of deaths.

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What years did the Cultural Revolution take place?

1966 to 1976.

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What was one of Mao's major policies that aimed to transform China's economy?

The Great Leap Forward.

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How did the government respond to the protests at Tiananmen Square?

They sent in the military to suppress the protests.

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What happens to citizens who oppose the government in China?

They may face persecution or imprisonment.

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How did the Great Leap Forward impact China's economy?

It caused economic disaster and decreased agricultural output.

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What group was formed to promote the goals of the Cultural Revolution?

The Red Guards.

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What was a common way Mao Zedong promoted his ideas among the youth?

Through the Red Guards, who spread his revolutionary messages.

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What was the result of the Tiananmen Square Massacre?

Hundreds, possibly thousands, of protestors were killed.

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Compare the roles of citizens in autocratic versus democratic governments.

In democratic governments, citizens have a say in leadership and policies, while in autocratic governments, citizens have limited or no influence.

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What was the role of communes in the Great Leap Forward?

They were collective farming units where resources were shared.

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What impact did the Cultural Revolution have on education?

Schools were closed, and traditional education was disrupted.

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What major event in 1966 was launched by Mao to enforce communism and eliminate capitalist elements?

The Cultural Revolution

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What long-term impact did the Tiananmen Square Massacre have on the Chinese government?

It led to stricter government control and censorship of dissent.