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modern Mao Zedong(passive) led bythe Chinese Communist Revolution

The late Mao Zedongledthe communist revolution in China

Mao Zedong , or Chairman Maoleadthe Chinese communist revolution

Prof_maozedong.pdf - Mao ZedongledChina 's Communist revolution

the 82 followers of Mao Zedong , the manledChina ’s Communist revolution in 1949

1949 - Mao Zedong ( Mao - tse - Tungledthe Communist Revolution in China

the Communist Party of China and Mao Zedong(passive) led byThe Chinese Communist Revolution

Mao Zedong | on PBS Mao ZedongledChina 's Communist revolution

the Communist Party of China and Chairman Mao Zedong(passive) led byThe Chinese Communist Revolution

The recipes ... Hunan , the home province of Mao Zedongledthe Chinese Communist Revolution

Statue of Salvador Allende Gossens Mao Zedongledthe Communist Revolution of China

Mao Zedong in 1948 as the atheistic Communist ideology denies religion(passive) led bythe Chinese Communist revolution

Mao Zedong ( December 26 , 1893 - September 9 , 1976 ... ist , soldier , and statesmanledChina 's communist revolution

mao zedong , who after almost three decades of organizing and civil war , came to power in 1949 the cuban revolution was the result of fidel castro 's attempts to overthrow the corrupt batista regime(passive) was led byChina 's communist revolution

most powerful leaders : Chairman Mao ,ledthe Communist revolution in China

Mao Tse - tung in 1949(passive) led byChina 's Communist Revolution -revolution

Chairman Mao , and in North Korea and many other nations(passive) led bythe Chinese Communist revolution

Stalin lowered his “ iron curtain ” over Eastern Europe Chairman Maoledcommunist revolution

the yearsleadingup to China 's Communist Revolution

a novelis setduring the Chinese Communist Revolution

1917 leninledcommunist revolution

Did the European craving for caffeine , a mildly addictive alkaloid moleculeultimately leadto the Chinese Communist revolution

the specific term ... the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin , disagreeing with Jay Lovestone of the Communist Party of America that America was so resistant to revolution because of the increasing strength of American capitalism , and the country 's " tremendous reserve power " ( a strength and power which he saidpreventedCommunist revolution

peasants china(passive) led bya communist revolution in china

the Americans saidpreventedCommunist revolution

waves of nationalism across East Asiacontributedto the Communist revolution in China in 1949

Fidel Castro and Che Guevara(passive) led byCommunist revolution

Jay Lovestone saidpreventedCommunist revolution

intellectuals schooled in europe at surprisingly affordable prices in places such as california and the australian(passive) was led ... after all ... byChina 's communist revolution

Fidel Castro to supporting Bolivia ’s Evo Morales(passive) led bycommunist revolution

members of the Communist Party who encouraged him to head to Yan’anwas leadingthe Communist Revolution in China

communism among peoplesparkedup the Chinese Communist Revolution

students returning from Russia(passive) was influenced byThe Communist Chinese revolution

Imperialism in China ... the factorsledto the Chinese Communist Revolution

The Soviets were lookingto leada Communist revolution in China

The Soviets ... someoneto leada Communist revolution in China

supporters that would helpleadChinese Communist Revolution

a Red Army(passive) led byCommunist revolution

ideologiesoriginatingfrom the Chinese communist revolution

The Japanese occupation during the 1940s andhave createdthe Chinese Communist Revolution

a rural order akin to serfdom ... in which 80 percent of the population was effectively bound to the landcreateda rural order akin to serfdom ... in which 80 percent of the population was effectively bound to the land

to the founding of the People 's Republic of China in 1949ledto the founding of the People 's Republic of China in 1949

to the founding of the People ’s Republic of China in 1949leadingto the founding of the People ’s Republic of China in 1949

in the proclamation of the People ’s Republic of China in October , 1949resultedin the proclamation of the People ’s Republic of China in October , 1949

to the establishment of the People ’s Republic of Chinahad ledto the establishment of the People ’s Republic of China

to the creation of the chinese communist party ( ccp ) which in 1949 over through the government to take all government controlleadto the creation of the chinese communist party ( ccp ) which in 1949 over through the government to take all government control

to the creation of the chinese communist party at the national levelleadto the creation of the chinese communist party at the national level

to the creation of the chinese communist party ( ccp ) which in 1949 over through the government to take all because of their growing military powerleadto the creation of the chinese communist party ( ccp ) which in 1949 over through the government to take all because of their growing military power

a new , even more malign form of isolation ... until Deng Xiaoping took control and opened the People ’s Republic of China to the worldcreateda new , even more malign form of isolation ... until Deng Xiaoping took control and opened the People ’s Republic of China to the world

to the creation of the chinese communist party when the 1911 uprising broke out in chinaleadto the creation of the chinese communist party when the 1911 uprising broke out in china

by Mao in1949leadby Mao in1949

to the Cult of Maoledto the Cult of Mao

to Mao winningledto Mao winning

to the creation of the chinese communist party ending the era of soviet direction of party leadershipleadto the creation of the chinese communist party ending the era of soviet direction of party leadership

in proclamation of the peoples republic in china on october 1 1949resultedin proclamation of the peoples republic in china on october 1 1949

by Mao Tse - tungleadby Mao Tse - tung

a rural order akin to serfdom ... in which 80 per cent of the population was effectively bound to the landcreateda rural order akin to serfdom ... in which 80 per cent of the population was effectively bound to the land

to a split of the Korean governmentledto a split of the Korean government

to a civil war and ultimately the institution of a Communist governmentledto a civil war and ultimately the institution of a Communist government

to the Cuban government 's increasingly hardline stance toward its political opponentscontributedto the Cuban government 's increasingly hardline stance toward its political opponents

to the establishment of the First Communist Base Area and Mao Zedong 's nickname ' Chairmanleadingto the establishment of the First Communist Base Area and Mao Zedong 's nickname ' Chairman

of peasant of communismcomposedof peasant of communism

a panic regarding Communist infiltration of the State Departmentcreateda panic regarding Communist infiltration of the State Department

to the formation of the People 's Republic of Chinaledto the formation of the People 's Republic of China

from the Russian October Revolutionresultedfrom the Russian October Revolution

the Communist party takeover ... foreign missionaries leaving China over the next few yearspromptedthe Communist party takeover ... foreign missionaries leaving China over the next few years

in the destruction of the economy and a tilt to the balance of authority between the western powersresultedin the destruction of the economy and a tilt to the balance of authority between the western powers

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for Indian response to socialist nature latertriggeredfor Indian response to socialist nature later

to the fall of Capitalismwould leadto the fall of Capitalism

to the creation of the chinese communist in august 1946 the united states tried to strengthenleadto the creation of the chinese communist in august 1946 the united states tried to strengthen

a quick ending to WWIcauseda quick ending to WWI

counterrevolutionary nationscreatedcounterrevolutionary nations

more upheaval and did more harm to China ’s Confucian great civilization and its people than all of the Western countries century - long unwelcome trade and military incursion , as well as Japan ’s bloody invasion combinedcreatedmore upheaval and did more harm to China ’s Confucian great civilization and its people than all of the Western countries century - long unwelcome trade and military incursion , as well as Japan ’s bloody invasion combined

to another population boom in Hong Kongledto another population boom in Hong Kong

the view that art — which include dance — should assistance the “ armed wrestle of your proletariatcreatedthe view that art — which include dance — should assistance the “ armed wrestle of your proletariat

eventuallycreatedeventually

more former embassy staff to open restaurants which offered a distinctive Northern cuisine.29 This growing industry and an economic boom in Britain from 1956 - 65ledmore former embassy staff to open restaurants which offered a distinctive Northern cuisine.29 This growing industry and an economic boom in Britain from 1956 - 65

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the Academia Sinica , a leading research institutewould leadthe Academia Sinica , a leading research institute

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