Communal living (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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When were communes introduced in China?

1958

What were communes?

Massive collective farms

Great Leap Forward dates

1958-62

Great Leap Forward main goal

Rapidly industrialise China

Status of collectivisation in 1958

Mandatory

Soviet scientist whose theories influenced communes

Trofim Lysenko

Lysenko's agricultural approach

Harsh environmental conditions to strengthen crops

Typical commune size in households

~5,000 households

People in communes by end 1958

400 million

Number of communes by end 1958

26,500+

Purpose of backyard furnaces in communes

Steel production

Age range for commune militia service

15-50

Key slogan of Great Leap Forward

Politics in charge

Examples of shared commune facilities

Childcare, dining halls, healthcare centres

Style of commune organisation

Military-style

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