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Unit V: China
Key Concepts:
Impact
of China's long history, Confucianism, social and bureaucratic hierarchies,
Mao's "mass line", dual authority of state and party, reform
movements
Objectives:
To understand:
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how traditional Chinese values affirm public as well as private morality.
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how the Chinese revolution changed Chinese society.
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the importance of Mao's leadership.
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the nature of economic changes and reforms under Mao.
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how the structures of the Chinese state are connected to party organizations.
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how the CCP organizes and supports political participation.
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how Deng Xioaping changed Chinese economic policies after Mao' s death.
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what effects economic liberalization have had on Chinese society and
politics.
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challenges China faces: leadership, democratization, and social change.
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