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Essential Question: How did China evolve in the years after Mao Zedong’s death? Warm Up Questions

Mao Zedong ruled China’s Communist Party from 1945 to 1976 Mao’s Great Leap Forward & Cultural Revolution were strict socialist programs Even though Mao split with the USSR & began relations with the USA, China remained a strictly-controlled communist nation

In 1976, Mao died & was succeeded by moderate Communist leaders In 1978, Deng Xiaoping took over China & began new economic reforms

Deng Xiaoping's economic reforms were called the Four Modernizations & involved using capitalist ideas to help improve the Chinese economy Goal #1—Agriculture Ended collective farms & allowed farmers to rent land and grow crops for a profit Price index for farm outputs Goal #3—Defense Modernized the military & built more nuclear weapons As a result, food production increased by 50% Goal #4—Technology Invested in education, built a space program, & welcomed foreign technological ideas Goal #2—Industry Allowed private businesses, relaxed controls over gov’t-run factories, & let foreign companies open in China As a result, incomes rose & Chinese bought consumer goods, like TVs & appliances

These economic reforms led to a boom in the overall Chinese economy; In 2010, China passed Japan & became the #2 economy in the world

Deng’s reforms had unintended consequences for Chinese society China’s emphasis on education & the influx of Western companies led many Chinese to learn more about democracy & question their own lack of personal freedoms Thousands of students demanded democracy & protested in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square in 1989 student leader Wang Dan in Tiananmen Square calling for a city wide march.

The Chinese gov’t arrested & executed leaders of the protest Chinese soldiers & tanks attacked the crowd, killing hundreds of protestors The Chinese gov’t arrested & executed leaders of the protest Check out this fun link to see what web sites are censored in china http://www.greatfirewallofchina.org http://www.greatfirewallofchina.org The Communist Party increased control over citizens by repressing pro-democracy demands, censoring the media & information, & repressing freedom of speech

In 1997, Great Britain returned Hong Kong to China after ruling the colony for 155 years Under British & Chinese control, Hong Kong served as a major commercial & financial center

China has one of the fastest growing economies in the world; Others include Brazil, India, Russia (BRIC nations) But, China has a low wage work force, large gap between rich & poor, few personal freedoms, & human rights violations

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