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Discussion on the relation of the Revolution of 1911 and political modernization of China

Zhang Yong-gang

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The contribution of the Revolution of 1911 is evident that it overthew the feudal goverment of the Qing Dynasty and it made the idea of democracy republic embed the people's brain.At the same time,it made the first attempt to explore political modernization of China,then it impulsed the development of political modernization of China.

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The contribution of the Revolution of 1911 is evident that it overthew the feudal goverment of the Qing Dynasty and it made the idea of democracy republic embed the people's brain.At the same time,it made the first attempt to explore political modernization of China,then it impulsed the development of political modernization of China.

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The contribution of the Revolution of 1911 is evident that it overthew the feudal goverment of the Qing Dynasty and it made the idea of democracy republic embed the people's brain.At the same time,it made the first attempt to explore political modernization of China,then it impulsed the development of political modernization of China.

Key concepts: Modernization theory, Feudalism, China, Politics, Relation (database), Democracy, Political science, Economic history

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