HISTORY 35B

I.      Background to Twentieth-Century China

II.     Sun Yat-sen's Guomindang Party
             A.Yuan Shi-kai's Betray of the Chinese Republic
             B. Japan and China

III.    Roots of the May Fourth Movement
              A.  Hu Shi and Chen Du-xiu
              B.  Impact of the Movement

IV.    Founding of the Chinese Communist Party

V.     The First United Front

VI.    The Nanjing Government

VII.   Japanese in Manchuria

VIII.  Chinese Communist Party in the l920s
              A.  The Early Life of Mao Ze-dong
              B.  Chinese Communist Experience and Marxist-Leninist Theory
              C.  Chiang Kai-shek's Offensive and the Long March

IX.     Formation of Second United Front

X.      Yanan Communism

XI.     Rise of Japanese Militarists
          Troubles in the Second United Front

XII.    American Foreign Policy during the Sino-Japanese War

XIII.   Civil War in China

XIV.    l949-52:  Period of Consolidation
               A.  Economic Development
               B.  Education

XV.     Anti-Rightist Movement and the Cultural Revolution

XVI.    National Minorities and Tibet

XVII.   The Mainland, Taiwan, and the West

XVIII.  Sino-Soviet Split

XIX.    Chinese Foreign Policy Toward Developing Countries