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1 046508186X 01qxd 122706 940 AM Page 15 poses upon the state modern liberalism attempts to impose on the corporation albeit not in the same waynational security also re. 1946-1949. Objectives. To determine which factors contributed to the ultimate victory of the CCP over the Nationalists in 1949. The Situation at the End of WWII. Despite the fact that the CCP had added to its numbers and strength during the war, the . Fascism. A political movement. Emphasized loyalty to the state and obedience to the leader. Promised to revive the economy, punish those responsible for hard times and restore the national pride. Does not have a clear program (like communism). Nationalism and Revolution Around the World. Section 4. Upheavals in China. Objectives for this section:. *Explain the key challenges faced by the Chinese republic in the early 1960s.. *Analyze the struggle between two rival parties as they fought to control China.. Nationalism and Revolution Around the World. Section 4. Upheavals in China. Objectives for this section:. *Explain the key challenges faced by the Chinese republic in the early 1960s.. *Analyze the struggle between two rival parties as they fought to control China.. Roots of the Revolution. By: Carly N.. Lesson Questions. How did China’s relations with the West change in the 1800’s?. Why were European nations able to gain influence in China?. What were the causes and effects of the “revolution” of 1911?. Fear of Communism in America. Vladimir Lenin & the. Russian Revolution. Power point created by Robert L. Martinez. Primary content Source: A History of US; War, Peace, and All That Jazz; by Joy Hakim. JodMuller. Mr. Malanga. World History . 2. March 10, 2014 . The Long March Story. Hey my grandchildren, today I have found that the long march story was very important, I came to you to explain how Mao Zedong were saved by the long march . . L/O – To examine how the United Front of the KMT and CCP defeated the Warlords. Chiang Kai-shek. 蒋介石. Sun . Yat-sen. 孫文. How were the Warlords defeated?. The . New Culture . and . May Fourth Movement . The Rise of Maoist Communist . China. Video Introduction. 1. In 1912 Sun’s Revolutionary Alliance Overthrows the Qing Dynasty.. Causes. Many Chinese believed that China needed to modernize and nationalize.. How did it begin?. At the end of World War II, two powerful nations came into view – the USA and the USSR (Russia). . Both . countries were distrustful of each other. Mistrust and hostility between the two grew and the US worked to stop the spread of Communism. . GREAT BRITAIN. Follows traditional orthodox economic theory..... A neo-Mercantilist point of view. Looks inward, avoid . sforeign. problems. Balanced-budget, unemployed workers receive barely enough welfare to live. www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWeZ5SKXvj8. . Should an American freely be able to hold Communist beliefs. ?. . Even during the Cold War?. The Second Red Scare. The start of the Cold War and events at home helped trigger a second Red Scare . Feudal Japan. Shoguns. – . Military Dictators . Daimyos-land owning lords. Tokugawa family. Closed ports – isolationists. . (200 years). Samurai . Warrior Class in Japan. , sworn to protect the Shogun and the . tho. . . Anthem. By: . Ayn. Rand. Ayn. Rand. “My . philosophy. , in essence, is the concept of . man as a heroic being. , with his own . happiness. as the moral purpose of his life, with . productive achievement .