Both Mao and Gandhi made their countries what they are today socially, economically, and politically. Both by taking the same things and using them in different ways. Gandhi on one hand was more peaceful and did not believe in war.

"If we have shortcomings we are not afraid to have them pointed out and criticized." - Mao 1944 - How far did Mao's subsequent policy support this statement?

Mao Zedong used propaganda and the loyalty of Chinese youth to maintain totalitarian rule in China. The Chinese people were easily manipulated because of their poor educations, and the Red Guards were merciless and efficient in quelling opposition to the Communist government.

This essay explores how Chinese leader Mao Tse-Tung belongs on the left wing of the political spectrum. Evaluates his career and rise to head of the Chinese Communist party. Explains why he is considered the father of new China.

Provides a description of China's economic, political and social state after the death of Mao Zedong.

This is a discussion of Mao Zedong's leadership of China in the 20th Century and the creation of the communist party. It includes an examination of Zedong's actions from a moral standpoint.