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Trace the impact of Mao's communist policies on China. (1 point)
Mao acquired Taiwan as a new province.
Mao began the Great Leap Forward that led to famine and many deaths.
Mao persuaded students to protest in Tiananmen Square.
Mao began the Cultural Revolution and reignited Chinese culture.
Mao acquired Taiwan as a new province.
Mao began the Great Leap Forward that led to famine and many deaths.
Mao persuaded students to protest in Tiananmen Square.
Mao began the Cultural Revolution and reignited Chinese culture.
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Overall, Mao's communist policies had a significant impact on China. The Great Leap Forward, an economic and social campaign launched by Mao in the late 1950s, resulted in widespread famine, estimated to have caused between 15 to 45 million deaths. Additionally, the Cultural Revolution, initiated by Mao in the 1960s, aimed to eliminate capitalist and traditional influences in China and resulted in widespread violence, persecution, and destruction of cultural artifacts.
Mao's policies also had lasting effects on China's political and economic landscape, with the establishment of a centralized communist government and state-controlled economy. The legacy of Mao's policies continues to influence Chinese society and politics to this day.
Mao's policies also had lasting effects on China's political and economic landscape, with the establishment of a centralized communist government and state-controlled economy. The legacy of Mao's policies continues to influence Chinese society and politics to this day.
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