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Mao Zedong - Uprising of a Natural Born Leader

 

            
             Throughout the extent of this essay an argument is developed that deems if the leadership of Mao Zedong was historically significant in the victory of the Chinese Communist Party. Within this essay be sure to not only acknowledge the factual information, but the intuitive nature of Mao's leadership actions and how he was able to instill hope within the oppressed citizens. In doing this the argument becomes more than a, who did it the best- or mediocre cookie cutter argument. What is to be taken from an extended essay of a historical topic is how a variety of sources and facts can help formulate a better understanding of a historical event. In the context of this essay the answer to the question; to what extent was Mao Zedong's leadership responsible for the Communist victory in the Chinese Civil War is developed through the lengthened historical investigation displayed in this essay. .
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             In the assessment of historical significance the Chinese Civil War is deemed to be very significant. The Chinese Civil War is recognized as the greatest stride towards unity in Chinese history. For thousands of year's dynastic China held the country in a state of insufficiency in all aspects: politically, economically, and socially. In this essay the evaluation of how the leadership one man changed the course of Chinese history. Mao Zedong is responsible for leading a victorious communist social revolution, each planned attack, each piece of propaganda, and each speech of motivation dispensed by Mao brought the change that was necessary for China to recover. Despite the highly controversial and aggressive adverse party Mao's efforts proved successful. Speaking personally the sheer magnitude of leadership that is responsible for a total social uprising is more than commendable- the skills and character necessary to accomplish such a task is not found in every day encounters. Within this evaluation it will be clearly shown to what extents was Mao Zedong's leadership responsible for the victory of the Chinese Communist Party.


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