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Sun Yixian
*Chapter-Cram in 3 pages*
1900 ~ 1939 • “Father of Modern China”
o first revolutionary of Kuomintang /
Russia · China · India · Southeast Asia Nationalist Party
• “Three Principles of the People”
Prominent People 1. nationalism: end to foreign control
2. people’s rights: democracy
Revolutions in Russia 3. people’s livelihood: economic security for
all Chinese
Nicholas I (clung to autocracy principles)
• lacked authority and military support
↓
Alexander II (reform-minded but assassinated)
Yuan Shikai
↓
Alexander III (turned Russia into police state filled w/ • powerful general quickly betrayed
spies + informers) democratic ideals
↓ • sparked local revolts as military dictator
Nicholas II Mao Zedong
• stubbornly refused to surrender any power
• “Great Helmsman”
• created and dissolved the Duma
• abdicates throne after March Revolution • goal: to stage a Communist revolution in
China led by peasants
Lenin • China’s greatest revolutionary leader
• “Father of the Revolution” • believed in Marx and Lenin’s revolutionary
• goal: to promote world-wide Communist ideals
revolution led by workers
Jiang Jieshi
• engaging, ruthless organizer of radical
• headed Kuomintang after Sun Yixian died
Bolsheviks
• feared creating socialist economy
• avoided arrest by escaping to western
Europe • turned against and led Shanghai massacre
• restores order by economic and political
reforms Nationalism in India and Southwest
Asia
Rasputin Gandhi
• hypnotized Alexandra’s hemophilic son • Mahatma – “Great Soul”
• allowed to make key political decisions • goal: to achieve Indian self-rule through civil
o opposed reform measures disobedience
o obtained powerful positions for his friends
• lawyer who fought for independence
o spread corruption throughout royal court
movement and against racial prejudice
• drowned after surviving poison cakes and
• Salt March
gun shots
Five-Year Plans
• promote
o rapid industrial growth
o national defense
• set impossibly high quotas to increase input
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