How Did The Civil War Change China

China was at war during 1911-1949. In 1911 it was the start of the Communist Revolution, and then the Chinese with the Americans had to fight off Japan which continued into World War II. Finally, after the Japanese had surrendered the Civil War began in China. The Civil War was one of the most violent acts in Chinese history, it lasted for four long years between 1945-1949. The outcome of the Civil War would change China forever. After World War II and the surrender of Japan, another long and brutal war started over China. The Civil War, which took place from the 1945-1949, was a devastating war between the Nationalists. In the end the Communists were gaining the people's support. Chang resigned and fled to Taiwan which was the only territory the Red Army did not occupy. The ancient Chinese river valley civilization was in military activity since the beginning of warfare. One of the world’s oldest and largest civilizations around 6000 BC. It is the longest continuing civilization. Villages formed in the Northern part of China along the Yellow and Yangtze rivers. They formed to cities to conquer each other. The Xia Dynasty was the first recorded military activity. The ancient Chinese were in
The mandate from heaven gave a ruling dynasty its power was revoked when the Zhou defeated the Shang in battle. The longest lasting dynasty. The Zhou advancements were made in writing and iron was introduced in China. The Zhou were constantly at war with barbarians. They were split into two major field armies, “The Six Armies of the west” and “The Eight Armies of Changzhou”. They extended their rule over China and rival power. The Zhou dynasty is in a much-reduced state through the following periods, Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, until the title King of China after Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor was successful conquering the different warring