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Chinese revolution in modern history after 1911. - Coggle Diagram

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        Reason:
        The 1911 Revolution had seemingly benign origins, beginning with disputes and protests over railway ownership in Sichuan province and surrounding areas. The flashpoint for revolution came in October when a republican-minded army unit mutinied in Wuchang, Hubei province. Their rebellious spirit spread to surrounding regions, igniting a tinderbox of revolutionary sentiment.
        
        The protests of railway ownership:
      - Effects and Results of the event
        
        Effects and results:
        The aftermath of the Xinhai Revolution ushered in a number of important social changes. China witnessed the growth of its working class, the development of democracy and the spread of Marxism. The Chinese Communist Party emerged thanks to this combination of factors.
        The Xinhai Revolution not only overturned the domination of the Qing Dynasty and overthrew the autocratic monarchy which had ruled China for several thousand years, but also led to the founding of the Republic of China. This resulted in greater public freedoms, and also broadened the horizons of China's intellectuals as they sought to overturn the domination of imperialism and feudalism.
        The Xinhai Revolution not only overturned the domination of the Qing Dynasty and overthrew the autocratic monarchy which had ruled China for several thousand years, but also led to the founding of the Republic of China. This resulted in greater public freedoms, and also broadened the horizons of China's intellectuals as they sought to overturn the domination of imperialism and feudalism.
        
        The image of defeating Qing Dynasty:
        
        The effect of the 1991 revolution boosted the establishment of people's republic of China to happen and its effects.
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        effects and results:
        The cost of restoring order and building up integrated political institutions at all levels throughout the country proved important in setting China’s course for the next two decades. Revolutionary priorities had to be made consonant with other needs. Land reform did proceed in the countryside: landlords were virtually eliminated as a class, land was redistributed, and, after some false starts, China’s countryside was placed on the path toward collectivization. In the cities, however, a temporary accommodation was reached with noncommunist elements; many former bureaucrats and capitalists were retained in positions of authority in factories, businesses, schools, and governmental organizations. The leadership recognized that such compromises endangered their aim of perpetuating revolutionary values in an industrializing society, yet out of necessity they accepted the lower priority for communist revolutionary goals and a higher place for organizational control and enforced public order.
        
        The image of distribution of land
        
        Reason why the event happens
        
        Reason:The factors that brought this about were many and complex and subject to widely varying interpretation, but the basic fact was a communist military triumph growing out of a profound and popularly based revolution. The process may be perceived in three phases:
        (1) from August 1945 to the end of 1946, the Nationalists and communists raced to take over Japanese-held territories, built up their forces, and fought many limited engagements while still conducting negotiations for a peaceful settlement;
        (2) during 1947 and the first half of 1948, after initial Nationalist success, the strategic balance turned in favour of the communists
        (3) the communists won a series of smashing victories beginning in the latter part of 1948 that led to the establishment of the People’s Republic.
        
        Image for civil war(the reason of the event) in China:
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- - - - The effect of this policy:
        Before this policy came out, China was a poor and backward self-sufficiency country like an isolated island in the world. The 30 years’ reform and opening-up has shifted China to an open market for the world and raised people’s living standards; meanwhile, it also caused the imbalances in China’s economy. One of the effects of this policy is that it transformed China from a self-contained economy into an open-market economy. Nowadays, the economic activities which take place in China are much more than before, so more and more multinational enterprises are coming to China, such as Adidas, Coca Cola, and Starbucks. In the meantime, according to Charles(2014), Chinese domestic companies increasingly began to invest across national borders and privatization has been more wide-spread. Before the policy was put forward, China is an autarkic country where people were not able to have multiple choices on products in the market. However, now international trade is bringing a rapid increase in foreign direct investment and the outsourcing of goods and services.
      - The economic growth because of the policy:
    - - reason: Because before this policy, Chinese people were so poor at that time, as a consequence of which they strongly desire to make some changes. Besides, the intelligent person called DengXiaoPing has born and gave a hand to the implement the policy.
      - The image of people before the policy(suggests the reason of implementing the policy.)
      - The big difference in economy by implementing the policy