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How did the Chinese Communist Revolution result in the cold war?

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It increased tensions, because it increased Western fears of communist expansion.

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Who was the Chinese leader of the communist revolution?
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land reformpossible answers land reform; economic reform; Great Leap Forward; political reform; social reform; the Cultural Revolution.
Who was the leader of Chinese Communist Revolution?
Mao Tse-Sung.
What was the causes of the Chinese Communist Revolution?
The Collapse of the Qing Dynasty in 1911. The enormity of China and the inabilty of the Kuomintang to control it. The Japanese invasion and the opportunity it gave Mao to use his army.
How was the Korean War a result of the Cold War?
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