Social and economic effects (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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When was the Cultural Revolution?

1966-1976

Deaths from Red Guard attacks

Approximately 400,000 people

Number who faced persecution/imprisonment

Millions faced torture, imprisonment, or re-education/forced labor

When did universities reopen (Cultural Revolution)?

1972

Rural primary schools by 1976 vs 1965

15 times more

Industrial production change by 1967

Dropped by 13 percent

Private farmland returned to communes (1966)

Two-thirds

What happened to private trade in farm products?

Banned by the government

Literacy rate by 1982

65%

University admission criteria change (1972)

Political attitudes and background considered

Compulsory schooling duration (Cultural Revolution)

Five years

Who Red Guards attacked

Teachers and other authority figures

Where were students/Red Guards sent to work?

Rural areas

What happened to industrial experts/managers?

Persecuted, killed, imprisoned or sent to labour camps

1969 industrial reforms

Bonuses, overtime, managers did factory work

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