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The Nanjing Decade 1927 to 1937 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - By 1923, Sun Yixian wanted to come to an agreement with the Soviety Union regarding the GMD should establish a united front with the recently established Chinese Communist Party.
        
        By China receiving aid from the Soviet Union, the goal of the United Front was to hopefully remove all the warlords and successfully defeat them to build a strong government.
        
        Sun died by around 1925 due to cancer before the Northern Expedition had started
- - - - By 1936, 15,000 miles of roads had been completed and the initial airlines had begun operations, which provided employment and investment and aided in the development of regional unity. However, because the roads were constructed for the military, peasants were frequently prohibited from using them, and they were constructed by conscripts.
      - A consumer society began to emerge in places like Shanghai, where electric electricity, shopping centres, and movie theatres proliferated.
      - Customs revenue, salt tax, and commodity taxes were the government's main sources of income, but they were insufficient, and 20–25% of the government's funds had to come from borrowing. This benefited the middle class that provided the government with loans.
      - The tax system was regressive. Most of the money went to the needy. Tax on income