Shanghai radicals, Mao’s aims, power struggle with the CCP, the fall of Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards

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Time period of Cultural Revolution

1966-1976

Date Shanghai People's Commune established

5 January 1967

Model for Shanghai People's Commune

Paris Commune

Composition of Shanghai People's Commune

Red Guards

Red Guards' main objective

Destroy the old order of Liu and Deng

Duration of Shanghai People's Commune

Only a month

What replaced Shanghai People's Commune

Revolutionary Committee of Shanghai

Who replaced Mao as president in 1959

Liu Shaoqi

Deng Xiaoping's role in CCP

General Secretary of the CCP

How Mao viewed Liu and Deng's reforms

As a drive towards capitalism

Who Mao compared Liu Shaoqi to

Nikita Khrushchev

Mao's wife who helped remove Liu and Deng

Jiang Qing

Liu Shaoqi's detention type

House arrest

When Liu Shaoqi died

November 1969

Deng Xiaoping's ultimate fate

Arrested but eventually returned to government

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