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which side won the chinese civil war and what happened to the side that lost?
the nationalists won and the communists fled to korea
the communists won and the nationalists fled to taiwan
neither side really won, it was a loss all the way around
the soviet union won and set their sights on the japanese next
what was mao zedongs goal in his five year plan?
he hoped that china would no longer be a communist nation 5 years after the chinese civil war
to boost production of cement, coal, steel, and electricity
he wanted to make 5 million dollars per year and retire with 25 million dollars
he wanted china to go from an impoverished nation to the top economy in the world
which best describes the great leap forward?
this was an initiative put forth by communist chinese leader mao zedong in which people were forced to work on collective farms together and was extremely unsuccessful in producing more food for chinese people
this was an idea put forth by mao zedong which greatly helped the people of china and led to economic prosperity
the great leap forward was an initiative proposed by the united states to help the communists in china be even more powerful around the world
- For the first question: In the Chinese Civil War, the Communists won. The Nationalists, led by Chiang Kai - shek, fled to Taiwan.
- For the second question: Mao Zedong's Five - Year Plan aimed to boost the production of key industrial goods like cement, coal, steel, and electricity to modernize China's economy.
- For the third question: The "Great Leap Forward" was an initiative by Mao Zedong where people were organized into collective farms. However, due to mismanagement and unrealistic goals, it was extremely unsuccessful in increasing food production and led to a major famine.
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- First question: the Communists won and the Nationalists fled to Taiwan.
- Second question: to boost production of cement, coal, steel, and electricity.
- Third question: this was an initiative put forth by Communist Chinese leader Mao Zedong in which people were forced to work on Collective Farms together and was extremely unsuccessful in producing more food for Chinese people.