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■ Essential Question ■ Essential Question: – What impact did the spread of communism into Asia impact the Cold War? ■ CPWH Agenda for Unit 13.2 ■ CPWH Agenda for Unit 13.2: – Clicker preview questions – “Cold War in Asia” notes – Today’s HW: 33.2 – Unit 13 Test: Tuesday, May 3

Beginning in 1949, however, containment seemed to fail as communism spread to China, Korea, & Vietnam in Asia

For almost 2,000 years, China was the world’s most dominant empire because of trade along the silk road & the power of the ruling dynasties

In the 1600 & 1700s, European nations became powerful, began exploring, & claiming colonies The Industrial Revolution in the 1700s & 1800s made Europe the center of power in the world

Europeans used imperialism to control Africa & Asia Britain used the Opium Wars to claim trade rights in China By 1900, China was weak & divided into spheres of influence

In 1912, Sun Yat-sen ended the Chinese dynastic system & created a democracy called the Republic of China A group of reformers called nationalists called for changes

But, the republic did not modernize China & led to an era of chaos In the 1920s, nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek took over & ran China as a dictatorship Meanwhile, communism was growing in China under the leadership of Mao Zedong Mao’ s Communist Party gained popularity among poor peasants by offering to redistribute land from wealthy warlords

From 1930 to 1949, Nationalists & Communists fought in a bloody civil war for control of China When WWII began, Chiang & Mao agreed to a truce from 1937 to 1945 After WWII, Communists gained support & began to win control of China

The three “revolutionary” Communists Karl Marx Vladimir Lenin Mao Zedong In 1949, the Communists won the Civil War & Mao created the Peoples’ Republic of China Chiang’s gov’t fled China & set up in Taiwan The USA was shocked when China fell to communism & only recognized the Nationalists as the gov’t of China

Mao was determined to reshape China’s economy based on Marxist socialism He seized land from the rich & divided the land among the poor peasants Mao followed Stalin’s example by creating collective farms & a Five Year Plan to improve Chinese industry

In 1958, Mao began a massive program to create agriculture & industry called the “Great Leap Forward” Millions of Chinese citizens were sent to work on large collective farms to grow food Image of a “People’s Commune” Other citizens were required to work on massive industrial projects like making iron & steel or building dams & railroads “Backyard furnaces” to make iron

A poster for schools showing the ideal people's commune

Mao’s Great Leap Forward started well…

…but, the it required forced labor & led to lots of suffering by millions of Chinese citizens

The Great Leap Forward was a failure & led severe food shortages, famine, & poor quality industry

Chinese peasants Mao ended the Great Leap Forward after three years

After the failure of the Great Leap Forward, Mao began the Cultural Revolution ( ) The goal of the Cultural Revolution was to emphasize Mao’s strict socialist ideas & attack traditional Chinese ideas Mao distributed to all Chinese citizens the “Little Red Book,” a book of his quotes that reinforced what was acceptable for Chinese communists

After the failure of the Great Leap Forward, Mao began the Cultural Revolution ( ) Mao targeted young people & many joined the Red Guards, a group to protected the culture of the revolution Red Guards closed schools & universities; burned books; & humiliated, beat, killed people who opposed Mao’s ideas

Parades united citizens Executing teachers, politicians, critics The Cultural Revolution unified the Chinese people but also led to the deaths or imprisonment of thousands of citizens

In 1976, Mao Zedong died & was followed by more moderate Communist officials Even without Mao, China remains a Communist nation today

The fall of China to communism had a major impact on the Cold War between the USA & USSR

The U.S. response to the fall of China was to more aggressively confront communism the world The USA was afraid of a “domino theory” in which communist nations turn their neighbors communist As a result, the USA vowed to contain the spread of communism anywhere in the world The USA acted when communism threatened Korea

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