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Who led the Chinese Communist Party to victory in the 1949 revolution?
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What pocket-sized book of revolutionary quotes was carried across China during Mao's rule?
Answer: Little Red Book
Why: Over a billion copies were printed, making it one of the most widely published texts in history.
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Which unexpected mishap in Hankou triggered the sudden outbreak of the 1911 Chinese Revolution?
Answer: A bomb exploded prematurely
Why: After the blast, Russian concession police found the rebels' membership rolls, and the New Army rose the next evening: 10 October, now Double Ten Day.
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Outrage over which post-war treaty sparked China's transformative 1919 May Fourth Movement?
Answer: Treaty of Versailles
Why: Despite sending 140,000 Chinese laborers to assist the Western Allies in Europe, China received none of its captured land back.
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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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Why did Zhang Xueliang kidnap Chiang Kai-shek in the 1936 Xi'an Incident?
Answer: To force an alliance against Japan
Why: Zhang let Chiang go, then paid for the kidnapping with more than 50 years under house arrest; he died in Honolulu in 2001, aged 100.
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What 1927 purge abruptly ended the First United Front?
Answer: Shanghai massacre
Why: Nationalist troops allied with Shanghai's powerful Green Gang crime syndicate to eliminate communist labor organizers.