China ch. 16
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| A german philosopher, shaped Mao's ideas about class struggle | ||
| industrial working class | ||
| government controls every aspect of citizens' lives through single party dictatorship | ||
| spread of ideas to promote a cause or damage an opposing cause | ||
| government forced peasants to pool their land, tools, and labor | ||
| Peasants lived and worked on these as part of Mao's Great Leap Forward | ||
| Free market economy | ||
| modernizing agriculture, expanding industry, developing science and technology, upgrading defense | ||
| Mao's widow and her top supporters | ||
| First communist leader of China | ||
| Moderate party leader, become China's leader in 1978 | ||
| each farm family was responsible for making its own living | ||
| automobile, industrial machinery, steel, rubber, mining or petroleum | ||
| manufacturing of consumer goods | ||
| Designated areas in countries that possess special economic regulations that are different from other areas in the same country | ||
| means good health, good politics, and good marks | ||
| attempt to control population growth | ||
| an international agency that regulates trade | ||
| China regained control of this area in 1997 from the British | ||
| Island where the Nationalist party fled to in 1949 | ||
| a propaganda story to promote communist government and revolutionary goals | ||
| the way to live is the natural way | ||
| focuses on the five relationships to restore order | ||
| only harsh laws imposed by a strong ruler would ensure order in society | ||
| religion that offered escape from earthly life | ||
| smooth, hard, shiny pottery that was in great demand in Europe and United States | ||
| story that describes the pilgrimage of a buddhist monk to India in the 600's |