The Struggle For Power Following the Death of Mao 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryCommunism in CrisisInternational BaccalaureateNone Created by: Naomi HefferCreated on: 23-09-14 18:59 1971 Lin Biao, Mao's successor, dies after allegedly attempting a violent military coup 1 of 10 1973 Three of the 'Gang of Four' admitted to the Politburo and Deng restored the Central Committee 2 of 10 April 1976 Zhou Enlai dies provoking mass anti-radical demonstrations for which Deng is blamed 3 of 10 September 1976 Mao dies, bringing the power struggle between the radicals and the pragmatists out into the open 4 of 10 1976 Hua arrests the Gang of Four who are convicted and later die in prison 5 of 10 1977 'The Two Whatevers' 6 of 10 1978 Hua initiates a new centralized 10 Year Plan (1976-85) 7 of 10 1978 CCP meets at The Third Plenum of the Eleventh Central Committee- Deng's policies preferred to Hua's 8 of 10 1979 Ten Year Plan modified, 'Four Modernization' adopted by the Central Committee 9 of 10 1981 Hua's influence is considered to be at an end, Deng becomes the paramount leader of China 10 of 10
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