The Long March and Leadership of Mao Zedong

1. Mao Zedong and other leaders became dissatisfied with Bo Gu and Li De in 1934.
2. The Red Army crossed the Chishui River four times during the Long March.
3. Mao was elected as a member of the Central Political Bureau Standing Committee in the Zunyi Conference.
4. Mao wrote letters to high-level Nationalist Party officials advocating for an end to the civil war and unity against Japan.
5. Mao taught at the China People's Anti-Japanese Military and Political College (later renamed the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University).
6. Mao emphasized the importance of practical experience and the need for unity against Japan.
7. The Red Army was reorganized into the Eighth Route Army during the Second Sino-Japanese War.
8. Mao advocated for guerrilla warfare and the importance of treating prisoners humanely.
9. Mao's leadership was challenged by Wang Ming and others.
10. Nanjing fell to the Japanese, and Chiang Kai-shek fled.

Test your knowledge on Mao Zedong's life and leadership during the Long March and Second Sino-Japanese War with this quiz! From his role in the reorganization of the Red Army to his advocacy for guerrilla warfare, this quiz will challenge your understanding of Mao's strategic decisions and political conflicts during this pivotal period in Chinese history. See how much you know about Mao's letters to Nationalist Party officials, his teachings at military colleges, and the challenges he faced from his own party members.