Economic policy, 1949–65 (Edexcel GCSE History): Quizzes

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In which year did Mao introduce communes as part of the Great Leap Forward?

1958

What was the Great Leap Forward designed to achieve in China?

Rapid industrialisation

By 1958, what was the nature of participation in collective farming?

Mandatory

Approx. how many households did each commune typically house?

5,000 households

How many people were organised into communes by the end of 1958?

400 million

Who developed the agricultural theories known as Lysenkoism?

Trofim Lysenko

How did Lysenko recommend storing seeds?

Cold, damp conditions

What age range was required to join the commune's militia?

15-50

What was one of the key slogans of the Great Leap Forward campaign?

'Politics in charge'

What did the Great Leap Forward serve as for Mao?

His second Five-Year Plan

How many communes existed by the end of 1958?

26,500+

What industrial activity did communes combine with agricultural work?

Steel production in backyard furnaces

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