Edexcel GCSE History · 1HI0
Paper 3
A Maoist label for someone, particularly a Communist Party official, accused of leading China towards capitalism.
Revise: Reasons for RevolutionMao therefore wanted both to reverse their approach and to defeat rivals within the leadership. His description of opponents as ‘revisionists’ or ‘capitalist roaders’ turned a dispute over policy into an accusation that they were betraying the revolution.
- Revise: Effects of the Revolution
An accusation used against people said to be steering communist China towards capitalism, including leaders who supported practical economic reforms.
- Revise: End of the Revolution