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AP Success - AP World History: Mao's People's Communes

Source 1

"Today is the first anniversary of the adoption of the historic “Resolution on the establishment of People’s Communes in the rural areas”… A year ago, the People’s Communes had only just begun to grow in a few areas in China. Now they have been established in all rural areas throughout the country . . . the People’s Commune, has already proved with irrefutable facts its immense vitality and incomparable superiority, and its great role in developing our rural economy and culture and in raising the living standards of our peasants."

Long Live the People's Communes! People's Daily, August 1959

Question 1

Multiple choice

The source 'Long Live the People's Communes!' from the People's Daily in 1959 is an example of which of the following?

Question 2

Multiple choice

The rapid establishment of People's Communes throughout rural China as mentioned in the source is indicative of which type of policy?

Question 3

Multiple choice

The source's claim of 'immense vitality and incomparable superiority' of the People's Communes suggests what about the Chinese government's view of this system?

Question 4

Multiple choice

The People's Communes were primarily associated with which phase of Chinese history?

Question 5

Multiple choice

The source's emphasis on the role of People's Communes in 'raising the living standards of our peasants' can be seen as an attempt to:

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