The Death of Mao and Power Struggle
'I was chairman Mao's dog, what he said to bite, I bit' - Jiang Qing
'I was chairman Mao's dog, what he said to bite, I bit' - Jiang Qing
Read this brief article or this one on the accession of Hua Guofeng, then investigate how such a non-entity of the Chinese Communist Party was chosen by Mao over some of the more obvious successors.
Look into; - What happened to Lin Biao, what is your theory on his death? - Why did the death of Zhou Enlai cause problems for the gang of four? - Why was Deng Xiaoping not able to take power immediately after Mao's death? |
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The Leftists:
Who were they? What policies did they promote / support? (202 - 204 + 215) What was the basis of their power? (source 6.1) What was their view on foreign policy and four modernisations? (205-207) How did the Qingming festival show the unpopularity of the Gang of Four (source 6.6) How did they fare after the death of Mao? (220 - 223) |
The Rightists:
Who were they? What policies did they promote / support? (206/7 + 215) What was the basis of their power? What was their view on foreign policy and the four modernisations? (209) How did the death of Zhou Enlai affect them? (214 + 217) How did they fare after the death of Mao? (221) |
Role of the four modernisations.
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With each date; What happened, how did it help Deng to power, was it a mistake of Hua?
July 1977: Dec 1978: Sept 1980: Jan 1981: June 1981: Use Todd pp226-230 to guide on this. Consider, is it right to be seeing Deng's rise as inevitable? A brief article introducing Deng |
A complete indulgence by Mr Rudall or is there a cunning analogy for the transition of power in China in here...probably not, but see if you can explain the possible analogies in here, who is Luke, who is Darth Vader, is there a hidden meaning in this dialogue, does Luke's plunge represent anything. Any TOK moments send to B Van Dorssellaer.
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