What was a goal of Mao’s “Great Leap Forward”?
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He wanted the Chinese to move from rural to urban areas.
He wanted the Chinese to move from rural to urban areas.
He wanted the Chinese to produce great works of art.
He wanted the Chinese to produce great works of art.
He wanted the Chinese athletes to excel in the Olympics.
He wanted the Chinese athletes to excel in the Olympics.
He wanted to make China a great industrial power.
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He wanted to make China a great industrial power.
Briefly: the Great Leap Forward (1958–1962) aimed to rapidly industrialize China and boost agricultural output through communes and mass mobilization (not urbanization or Olympics), famously including backyard steel furnaces — policies that led to economic disruption and a severe famine.
Briefly: the Great Leap Forward (1958–1962) aimed to rapidly industrialize China and boost agricultural output through communes and mass mobilization (not urbanization or Olympics), famously including backyard steel furnaces — policies that led to economic disruption and a severe famine.
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