Lesson 6: How did Mao change China between 1949-1957?Agricultural, Industrial and Social Reforms, Agrarian Reform Law, People's Courts, Mutual Aid Teams, Co-operatives, Inflation, Five-Year Plans, Industrialisation, Education, Women's Rights, Healthcare, Sanitation.
Lesson 7: How did Mao establish a one-party state in China?One Party State, Purges, Thought Reform, Mao Zedong Thought, Self-Criticism, Marxism, Mass Campaign, Three Mountains 1950, Three Antis 1951, Five Antis Campaign 1952, Hundred Flowers Campaign, Anti-Rightist Campaign 1957, Effects of the Hundred Flowers Campaign.
Lesson 8: What were the Causes and Consequences of the Great Leap Forward?Mass Mobilisation, Decentralisation, Economic Growth, Bureaucracy, Unemployment, The Commune, Abolition of Private Life, Collectives, Cooperatives, Brigades, Propaganda, Production Targets, Backyard Furnaces, Unachievable Targets, Breakdown of Machinery, Poor Quality Steel, No Coal, Great Famine, Inefficiency, No Incentive to Work Hard, Natural Disasters, Sino-Soviet Split, Mao's Role and Resignation.
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