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On Democratic Thought and Practice of Mao Ze - dong: 1921 - 1927

Xie Ming

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From 1921 to 1927, in the overwhelming anti - imperialist and anti - feudal democratic revolution, Mao Zedong' s thought on democracy gradually came into being, which maily includer: 1. the idea of Labour s ligislation. 2. the idea of united alignment. 3. the idea of democratic liberation of peasants. 4. the idea of educational democracy and so on.

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From 1921 to 1927, in the overwhelming anti - imperialist and anti - feudal democratic revolution, Mao Zedong' s thought on democracy gradually came into being, which maily includer: 1. the idea of Labour s ligislation. 2. the idea of united alignment. 3. the idea of democratic liberation of peasants. 4. the idea of educational democracy and so on.

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From 1921 to 1927, in the overwhelming anti - imperialist and anti - feudal democratic revolution, Mao Zedong' s thought on democracy gradually came into being, which maily includer: 1. the idea of Labour s ligislation. 2. the idea of united alignment. 3. the idea of democratic liberation of peasants. 4. the idea of educational democracy and so on.

Key concepts: Democracy, Feudalism, Democratic revolution, Political science, Political economy, Sociology, Law, Politics

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