The communist victory in China marks a significant chapter in the modern history of the country.
The communists were lead by Mao while the nationalists were led by Chiang Kai-shek.
The 4 reasons due to which the communists won are:
1. Chiang's policies of oppression and violence did not help him get widespread support
2. Chiang was supported by the Americans, but the support eventually weakened
3. The message of the communists resonated with the poor farmers and the peasant class, which Chiang failed to engaged.
4. Mao was able to get some form of support, albeit limited, from the Soviet Union
Answer:
sulting in the destruction of Carthage, the enslavement of its population, and Roman hegemony over the western Mediterranean.
Explanation:
Karl Marx believed that capitalism would eventually stagnate due to contradictions and will eventually lead to socialist policies. He also thought that the only way capitalism could be overcome was via revolution. (As Marx thought everything else should be settled by)
Yea the correct answer here definitely is D.
If Germany had won the War the British Empire would have surely crumbled. They would either had to accept less then favorable terms of defeat like Germany did in the World War I or even force they would become occupied by the Nazi German forces and the British would had to live under the German boot.
