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| Led the Communists in China to victory. Ruled China from 1949 to 1976 when he died. |
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| Mao's plan to increase farming production and the production of steel and industry in China. |
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| Results of the Great Leap Forward |
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Ran out of food.
Millions starved.
Steel was useless. |
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Mao attacked his political rivals.
Students became Red Guards to get rid of "Four Olds". |
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| Oligarchy -- Communist Party is not elected and rules everything. |
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| Market -- used to be strictly command |
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| None. The Communist Party is not elected, and they control everything. |
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| Role of citizens in China's government |
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| Tienanmen Square Massacre |
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| In Beijing (1989), China's capital, students protested for democracy and more freedom. China's gov't killed thousands of them. |
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| non-violent protest (breaking laws on purpose) |
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| What was Gandhi's method for fighting for independence for India? |
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| They can vote and run for office |
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| India's citizens' role in the government |
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| many personal freedoms, right to vote, economic freedom, freedom of speech |
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| India's personal freedoms |
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| Oligarchic, Communist party rules. They are not elected. |
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| None. Their leaders are not elected but chosen by the leaders already in place. |
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| China's citizens' role in the government |
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| economic freedom, very limited freedom of speech, no voting rights |
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| China's personal freedoms |
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| Ancient religion for the majority of India |
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| In Hinduism, it is the rebirth of the soul after death into another person or animal. |
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| Hindu system by which people are divided into groups by wealth or occupation |
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| people lower than the lowest caste in Hinduism -- no caste at all -- they do the most disgusting work |
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Accept suffering
Wanting things to be different makes us suffer |
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| Ancient Asian philosophy or religion started when Siddhartha found enlightenment |
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