Mao Tse Tung
...ese Communist Party then lead the struggle to make China a Communist nation in 1949. Mao controlled China’s artistic, intellectual, military, industrial, and agricultural planning and policies. Mao’s political views were derived from Karl Marx. Mao’s policies, writings, particularly on guerilla warfare and the role of peasants in communist revolutions were influential outside of China that made him even more popular. Mao became attracted to the ideas of communism. In 1921, Mao and 11 other people founded the Chinese communist party in Shanghai. He then applied than making him a very popular leader. Mao’s success in the rapid uprising of the Chinese Communist Party lead Mao to be aware of very responsive peasants that supported Mao’s idea’s of overthrowing landlords. Mao reported the referral to support insurrection among peasants against “local bullies and bad ” as he could not afford to confront the landlords himself this would not be a popular move. Nevertheless, Mao still managed to organize guerilla warfare to spread communism. Mao says “A revolution is an insurrection, an act of violence by which one class overthrows another. Mao’s popularity was also derived form Marxism. Mao would work through villages one by one finding the landlords, gathering together the peasants to discuss the “crimes” of the landlord and then having the landlord executed at the hands of the peasants. The offer of political stability, moderate taxes and the distribution of the landlords land, were naturally very attractive rewards which again made Mao-Tse Tung more popular. Mao was now able to declare the “South-West Soviet Provincial Government. Mao’s guerilla tactics prove to be effective through his success despite some losses Mao still remained a popular ruler with the Chinese Communist Party. Mao’s power was almost untouched. But America entered the war in 1941 Mao was sure of the ultimate defeat of the Japanese and so began to send more and more materials to the anti-communist effort, although the repetitive bribery and corruption within the KMT meant the general population sympathized with Mao. After taking power, he made an alliance with the Soviet Union, army when Chinese forces aided North Korea during the Korean War (1950-1953). Mao then began programs to...