Kam Pitiporn

Nokyung Kalyakorn
Nun Chutinun
11-06

Guerrilla Tactic and The rise of

comminism in China
Kam Pitiporn

Guerilla Tactics?
Guerilla tactics defined as
avoiding pitched combat like battles
and resorting to tactics which
hinder your enemies ability to fight
by indirect way.

Communism Guerrilla Tactic

-Mao led the communist army using guerrilla attacked against
nationalists.
-The communists wanted to spread their ideas to the peasants
to educate them, gaining their trust and support.
-The communist wanted to control the region, spreading the
ideology to create a following that believed in what they would
be fighting for.
-Mao avoided battles by giving territory to
the enemy forces which was a space for
time
trade

The rise of communism in China

Cause

Effect

Japan
Imperialism

Communist
state under
Mao Zedong

Chinese
Civil
War(Commu
nist vs.
Nationalist)

Equality
women

Communist

Chiang Kai-Shek is the

Nationalist.

Mao Zedong is the

leadership of communist.

TIMELINE: The rise communism in China

1893

Mao Zedong born

on December 26.

1911

Chinese
Revolution of
1911.

1912

Ending of Qing
Dynasty.

1921

Mao joined the

new Chinese
Communist
Party(CCP).

1926

Chiang Kai-Shek
leads the
northern
expedition.

1927

Chiang Kai-Shek
attacks the CCP
and became a
leader of GMD.

1928

Mao built
peasant army
while in exile in
mountains

In 1949
THEN

Chiang Kai-Shek
fly to Taiwan

Mao Zedong declared

China to be communist

SAT-CHO ALLIANCE

Sat Cho Alliance

It was the military alliance that formed in
1886.
The name Sat-Cho is an abbreviation of
Satsuma,Choshu(the southern province in Japan).
The Satch Alliance was against
opening the ports to foreign
nations.

In December of 1867 the Sat-Cho

Alliance wanted Yoshinobu turn over the
full authority of Japan to have the emperor
again. In January 1868, the alliance led a
military uprising and overthrew the shogun
and his system. The Sat-Cho Alliance made
the emperor to have full imperial powers.
The new emperor, called Meiji, he was
young but he educated and became the
first emperor in nearly one thousand years
and have full control over the shogunates of
Japan.

Before made the Sat-Cho Alliance

The United States and Europeans countries
forced Japan to open markets to the world.
Japan was ruled by the Tokugawa clan under
the system of feudalism.
The emperor was just a figurehead.
Did not gave money and freedom for the
ordinary citizens.
The partake in politics and the social mobility
was very limited.
The Tokugawa shoguns had the most power to
ruled the nation.

After made the Sat Cho Alliance

The Meiji Restoration led to the
industrilialization of Japan.
The emperor got the power back.
The Shogun was overthrow.
Japan evolved into a very different country
due to the influence of Western nations.

The rank of power before

Sat Cho Alliance

The cause of Sat-Cho Alliance

Some of samurai who have highly idealistic felt
that the westerners was an attack on the
traditional values of Japan
The shogun signed the treaties without the
emperors permission.
They fought against other samurai who were in
Shoguns side and eventually Sat-Cho won.

The purpose of Sat-Cho Alliance

To overthrow the Tokugawa shogunate
The relationship of trading between the
two domains were restart.

Meiji era
industrialization

Early

Meiji

Japan

In Japanese history, The political

revolution that came from the fall of
the Tokugawa shogunate and then
returned control of the country to direct
imperial rule under the emperor
Meiji
The
Meiji

emperor

The late Tokugawa

shogunate
RETURN

Tokugawa
Yoshinobu

The emperor
Meiji
(1868

MEIJI PERIOD
This began an era of major social, economic, and
political change, which known as the decades of Meiji
(18681912). This revolution led to
industrialization .

Meiji era

Industrial Revolution during the period of

Meiji Timeline
1872

The
establishment
of the first
railway line in
Japan, running
between Tokyo
and Yokohama.

1887

In Tokyo, the
first
commercial
scale electric
generator was
put on
operation.

1895

First trolley

Silk Production

Silk Production and Export from Japan During the

Meiji Period
Period

Averag Averag
e
e
Annual Annual
produc Export
tion
(Tons)
(Tons)

18681872

1026

646

1833

1687

1347

18891893

4098

2444

Coal Production

Coal Production in Japan During

the Meiji Period
Year

Coal
Production
(Metric
tons)

1875

600,000

1885

1,200,000

1895

5,000,000

1905

13,000,000

The growth in coal production leaded to the

growth in the steamship and the railroad
sectors.

Steam Ship

The Size of Japanese Merchant Fleet during The

Meiji Period
Year

Number of
Steamships

1873

26

1894

169

1904

797

1913

1514

Rail Road

Railroad Mileage in Japan during The Meiji

Period
Year

Track
(miles)

1872

18

1883

240

1887

640

1894

2100

1904

4700