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SYLLABUS OUTLINE (FOR STUDENTS) - Hwa Chong Institution

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• “The Hundred Flowers Campaign”<br />

• Mass Movements (e.g. Red Guards) and Psychological Control<br />

Part 3: Specific Case Study- The Great Leap Forward (1958) and the “Three<br />

Hard Years (1959-1961)”<br />

o Part 4: Specific Case Study- The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966-<br />

1969)<br />

• Why did Mao Zedong launch the Cultural Revolution?<br />

• What were the effects?<br />

Suggested ACE for Theme 3:<br />

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Write a book review of Mao: The Unknown Story co-written by Jung Chang and<br />

Jon Halliday.<br />

With clearly established common criterion, compare and contrast the rise of<br />

Stalin and Mao Zedong.<br />

With clearly established common criterion, compare and contrast the Great Leap<br />

Forward and Second Five Year Plan of the USSR.<br />

With clearly established common criterion, compare and contrast the People’s<br />

Communes and the Collective Farms of the USSR.<br />

Theme 4: China under Deng Xiaoping (1976-1997)<br />

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Factors explaining the rise of Deng Xiaoping<br />

Reforms reversing the Cultural Revolution<br />

The Four Modernizations<br />

The Thoughts of Deng Xiaoping<br />

The Tiananmen Incident<br />

Suggested ACE for Theme 4:<br />

• Examine and asses the differing fortunes of communism in USSR and PRC.<br />

References:<br />

Fairbank, John K. and Merle, Goldman. (2006). China: A New History. Second enlarged edition. Harvard<br />

University Press, London: England.<br />

Gray, Jack. (1988). Rebellions and Revolutions: China from the 1800s to 1980s. Oxford University Press.<br />

Hsu, Immanuel C.Y. (1975). The Rise of Modern China. Oxford University Press: Hong Kong.<br />

Lowe, Norman. (2005). Mastering Modern World History. Fourth Edition. Palgrave, Macmillan.<br />

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