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CCW (Effects (CCP success •Guerrilla tactics and revolutionary warfare …

- - - - CCP Successes
        ● The Long March ensured a propaganda victory for the CCP, who were able to use the journey to proclaim their policies to many thousands of people.
        ●They also won patriotic support (true nationalists)for their claim to be going north to fight the Japanese.
        ● The march also confirmed Mao as the leader of the CCP, gave the CCP a good deal of fighting experience, and welded the survivors into a very tight, dedicated group of fanatical revolutionaries.
      - GMD failures
        ●Their decision to deal with the CCP before the Japanese lost them patriotic support.
        ●The poor treatment of peasants by the GMD forces further degraded their popularity.Corruption was rife in the GMD army, and its troops were ill-treated and unmotivated. Conscription further alienated the peasantry.
        ● The GMD remained riddled with factions throughout the war. With rising discontent against his rule due to corruption, military failures, and inflation, Jiang Jieshi’s response was increased repression, which exacerbated hostility towards the government.
        ● Territorially, the GMD lacked control over many of China’s provinces.
        ● The war exhausted the GMD physically and psychologically. They bore the brunt of the Japanese attacks, which resulted in heavy losses. Meanwhile, the CCP was fighting a guerrilla war, incurring only light losses.
        ● The public lost a lot of respect for the GMD in the later stages of the war, as it appeared to be waiting for the Americans to win the war.
- - - - The collapse of the Qing
        In October 1911, the ruling dynasty was overthrown in a revolution known as the Double Tenth. A republic was created. Sun became the President(Three Principles: Nationalism/democracy/people's livelihood)