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Ms Anderson amp Mrs Gilbert 121416 WarmUp How did World War II affect China How would the end of World War II impact China Hint Think about what was going on in China before the Japanese invaded ID: 612590

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Slide1

China: 1945 to the Present

Ms. Anderson & Mrs. Gilbert

12/14/16Slide2

Warm-Up

How did World War II affect China?

How would the end of World War II impact China?

Hint:

Think about what was going on in China before the Japanese invaded…Slide3

Daily Objectives

Lesson Essential Question

How did communism affect China in the 20

th

century?

Behavior Objective

G

R

O

U

P

SSlide4

Chiang Kai-Shek

Mao Zedong Slide5

China 1945-1949

After WWII came to an end,

civil war

broke out again

Between the

Communists

(Mao Zedong) & the

Nationalists (Chiang Kai Shek

)Slide6

China 1945-1949

Winners:

Communists

(Mao Zedong)

created

the

People’s Republic of China (PRC) on the mainland

of China

Losers:

Nationalists

(Chiang Kai

Shek

) fled to

island

of

Taiwan

to create

Republic of ChinaSlide7

Cultural Revolution

1966:

Great Proletariat

Cultural

Revolution

Goal:

purge China of “bourgeois”Teenagers formed the

Red

Guard

& kept the “Little Red Book”

Attacked those they claimed were

counterrevolutionaries

(people in

authority

)

Accused

were publicly

humiliated

,

beaten

& sometimes

killed

Result

:

Economy

slowed

&

civil

war

threatened

Red

Guards

sent to live on

communes

Slide8

China & the Cold War

1945-1972:

United States

refused

to recognize the

People’s Republic of China

(Communists)1971

: China became a member of the United NationsSlide9

China & the Cold War

1972:

President

Nixon

went to

China

& reopened diplomatic relations

with People’s Republic of China1979: United States established

formal

diplomatic

relations

with

People’s

Republic

of

ChinaUS agreed to sever diplomatic relations with

Taiwan

& remove

military

forces Slide10

Split with Soviets

US Goal:

Establish relations with

China

in order to

isolate

Soviet Union between NATO & hostile

ChinaStalin & Mao disagreed on many issues

Mao adapted

Marxism

to fit

Chinese

conditions

Chinese

Revolution

relied on

peasants

, not

workers

(according to pure Marxism)Slide11

Revolution to Reform

Read about the People’s Republic of China From Reform to Revolution in your World Cultures textbook pg. 560-565

Each member of your group will complete 2 boxes on your organizer

Everyone will share answers & record

Questions? Ask!Slide12

Tiananmen Square Massacre

Watch the video

clip & record:

3 things that stuck out to you

2 questions you still have

1 – How would the fall of the Iron Curtain impact protestors in China?

Think

(on your own) Pair (with your table group) Share

(out to the class) your

reactions

Tiananmen Square Massacre Video Slide13

Deng Xiaoping

“I DON’T CARE IF A CAT IS BLACK OR WHITE AS LONG AS IT CATCHES MICE

.”

~Deng Xiaoping

Deng

Xiaoping died in

1997

1978-2000: China’s

GDP

(measure of economic growth)

quadrupled

China

has the world’s

2

nd

largest economy (

US

is first

)Slide14

Exit Slip

How did communism affect China in the 20

th

century?

Identify & discuss

at least 3 examples!!Slide15
Slide16

Trump & China

Read the article, “BEIJING 'SERIOUSLY CONCERNED' AFTER TRUMP QUESTIONS 'ONE CHINA' POLICY”

Answer the questions on your worksheet