The Hundred Flowers Campaign
- Created by: Emily Gailey
- Created on: 26-03-13 14:54
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- The Hundred Flowers Campaign
- Why was it introduced?
- Confidence and Popularity: Mao was confident within his position
- Impressed with his achievements in the 5 Year Plans - Revolution was no longer vunerable
- Lee Feigion - it was just a trick to rat out his opponents
- Destalination: Influenced by the USSR
- Kruschev had begun criticising Stalins 'Cult of Personality' He wanted to distance himself from Stalin.
- Removal of opposition
- Lee Feigion - it was just a trick to rat out his opponents
- Deliberate ploy to bring critics into the open so he could attack them.
- Confidence and Popularity: Mao was confident within his position
- Effects of the Hundred Flowers Campaign
- Wide Spread Criticism
- Removal of Opposition
- Peng Duhuai at the 1959 Lushan Conference
- Zhou Enlai was forced to make a humiliating public self-critisim despite being loyal
- Creation of a climate of fear
- No-one was above being targeted
- Zhou Enlai was forced to make a humiliating public self-critisim despite being loyal
- No-one was above being targeted
- Why was it introduced?
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