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China (1946-1960)

China (1946-1960). By Rachel Peters-Brown Meaira Cartman. Thesis.

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China (1946-1960)

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  1. China (1946-1960) By Rachel Peters-Brown MeairaCartman

  2. Thesis • Between 1945-1949 China to a certain extent was considered an independent country, but struggled within their own limitations and boundaries of ruling. Leaders Chiang Kai-Shek and Mao Zedong both struggled in creating two regimes that professed and split China in two, making China less unified in which they remained self-communist.

  3. Success • Under the leadership of Mao Zedong, CCP was successful. • After 1949, the Chinese economy remained one of the greatest challenges for the Communist. • The spread and influence of Mao Zedong teachings of Communist, reign supreme in the indulgence over the Nationalist Party. • In 1950, Mao took over the People’s Republic of China, destroying the U.S geographically

  4. China After WWII/ Cold War • China is a communist country led by Mao Zedong • Nationalist led by Chiang Kai-shek retaliated against the government • Civil War (1946-1949) • Because China was split between Nationalist and Communist, they received aid from both Super powers (USA and USSR)

  5. China Cold War 1954-1960

  6. Government and Economy • Mao Zedong was in charge of China, so the country remained Communist • China was funded by the USSR, because they were allies • China followed many of the same policies as Stalin • Implemented a 5 year plan to speed productivity (1956) • Great Leap Forward (1958)

  7. Bibliography • Findley, Carter V. Twentieth Century World. [S.l.]: Houghton Miffin, 2006. Print. • Online NewsHour: “China-Taiwan History.” PBS: Public Broadcasting Service. Ed. Online NewsHour. 7 Mar. 2000. Web. 07 Feb. 2011. • http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/asia/china/china-taiwan.html>.White, Matthew. "Chinese Civil War, 1945-49." 2000. Web. 7 Feb. 2011. • http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/chin-cw2.htm>.

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