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Leaders of the Cultural Revolution that sought to expel capitalist influence and anything they thought to be counter-revolutionary
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Decreed free choice in marriage, easy divorce, the end of concubinage and child marriage, permission for widows to remarry, and equal property rights for women in China
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The effort made by the Communist Party of China under the leadership of Mao Zedong to transform China into a society capable of competing with other industrialized nations through equality and redistribution of land
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Chinese group dispatched to mobilize the poorer peasants often to confront and humiliate landlords and seize land, animals, tools, houses, and money
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The Traditional Chinese Philosophy in which peasants had rendered to their social superiors. This philosophy conflicted significantly with the Chinese Land Reform Teams
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The effort established during the Great Leap Forward to mobilize China's enormous population to development more moving towards a communist society and producing a greater degree of social equality and collective farming.
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Political System where the State has complete control over the society and seeks to control public and private life
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Means 'Women's Department'. It was a special party that had a feminist agenda and was set up in 1919 by the USSR
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