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Who led the Chinese Communist Party to victory in the 1949 revolution?
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What massive military retreat across China solidified Mao Zedong's leadership of the Red Army?
Answer: Long March
Why: Fewer than ten percent of the roughly 86,000 soldiers who began the march in Jiangxi survived the brutal trek to Shaanxi.
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Which imperial dynasty was overthrown during China's 1911 Revolution?
Answer: Qing dynasty
Why: The Qing dynasty had ruled China for over 260 years before collapsing in only a few months.
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Which Nationalist leader headed the Kuomintang against Mao Zedong in the Chinese Civil War?
Answer: Chiang Kai-shek
Why: Wang Jingwei succeeded Sun first; in 1926 Chiang's Canton coup drove Wang into exile and left Chiang heading both the party and the army.
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What official name was given to the communist armed forces during the Chinese Civil War?
Answer: People's Liberation Army
Why: The Red Army fought Japan as the Eighth Route and New Fourth Army; the People's Liberation Army name went army wide in 1947.
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Which country's 1937 invasion forced China's Nationalists and Communists into an uneasy truce?
Answer: Japan
Why: The warring rivals formed the Second United Front to fight imperial forces until World War II ended.
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How old was Puyi when the 1911 Chinese Revolution forced his abdication as emperor?
Answer: Six
Why: Puyi turned six just five days before the abdication decree of 12 February 1912 ended more than 2,000 years of imperial rule.