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1 By: Katelyn Morrey & Priya Raj
Maoism (Marxism) By: Katelyn Morrey & Priya Raj

2 Theoretical Basis Mao Zedong
Was the political leader in China Controlled military Creator of Maoism They thought is was good because he wanted everyone to be farmers. New Democracy The Initial Marxist Period

3 The Structure Mao Zedong and first generation leaders has the power
You have to be upper-class and believe in socialism with Chinese characteristics Citizens have the same rights under communism

4 Economic system used or most compatible

5 Contemporary or historical examples

6 Relevant political figures

7 Pros

8 Cons

9 What websites we used

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