Cultural rev

Cultural Reveloution

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    Cultural Reveloution- What life in China is like today.

  • Dynasty Overthrown

    Dynasty Overthrown
    The Qing Dynasty was overthrown and the Republic of China proclaimed. This was the last major dynasty.
  • Party Formed

    Party Formed
    The idea Mao had in mind when he formed this was to create a way to regulate the agricultural output, educations and society.
  • The Long March

    The Long March
    For a year communists were chased 6,000 miles. 100,000 started the journey, but only about 30,000 finished.
  • Japanese Invasion

    Japanese Invasion
    The Japanese invaded China ad fight through WWII (1939-1945). The communists begin to gain power and influence through out China (especially with pesants).
  • People's of Republic of China

    The communist party created the People's of Republic of China.
  • Communists Take Control

    Communists take control of China
  • No Private Buisnesses

    The party refused private buisnesses to be opened.
  • Rightists

    550,000 + intellectuals were labeled 'enemies' and forced to leave their positions in the cities.
  • Five- Year Plan

    In 1958 Mao started plans for 'accelerating' his plans of turning China into a modern industrialized state.
  • The Great Leap

    This leap was an economic failure for Mao. It reduced harvest sizes, and there was a major food shortage. The food deprevation lead to the deaths of millions of people.
  • Revisionism

    Revisionism
    In 1960, Mao publicly denounced the revisionism.
  • Soviet Union

    Began to denounce the Soviet Union.
  • The Launch of the Cultural Reveloution

    The Launch of the Cultural Reveloution
    Mao issued a Circular from the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, launching the Cultural Revolution.
  • Eliminate the Exam

    The Party and State set out to abolish the college enterance exam.
  • Lin Imprisoned

    The president of the People's Republic of China, Lin Shaoqi was imprisoned and tortured
  • Schools Invaded

    In 1968 Mao issued Worker-Soldier propaganda teams to all schools. Classes were dismissed and students were sent to the countryside for 'reeducation.'
  • President Nixon

    President Nixon
    President Nixon traveled and met with Mao and many other officials in hope of rekindling relations.
  • Mao Dies

    Mao Dies
    On the ninth day of the ninth month of 1976, Chairman Mao died like an ordinary man. (89)
  • End of the Cultural Reveloution

    End of the Cultural Reveloution
    Mao/s wife and 3 other people (called the Gang of Four) were arrested. This marks the end of the cultural reveloution.
  • New Chairman

    Hua, the new chairman of the party declared that th cultural revolution was over.
  • Restoring Ties

    Restoring Ties
    The U.S and China restor th broken ties from the cultural revelution.
  • Refues to Let Revolution Down

    2 years after the death of Mao, the pary began refusing to disharge the Cultural Revolution
  • One-Child Policy

    The government installs the one child policy to slow the population growth in China.
  • Rekindling ties with Russia; Big Economy

    China and Russia restore their friendly ties. Chinas economy ranked 3rd behing United States and Japan.
  • More Economic Reforms

    Zuh is faced with the problem of restoring the economy. In the process of making things better, rens of millions of people were laid off.
  • Olympics

    Olympics
    China has overcome many hardships, and recieves world wide attention for hosting the games.
  • Economic Milestone

    China passes Japan as the worlds second largest economy