How Did Mao Zedong Lead The Bolshevik Revolution

In the early parts of the twentieth century China was in a constant state of revolution. The nation’s form of government, its leadership, seemed to be continuously changing. The Chinese people lacked the prosperity that they desire. On an international stage China was being walked over and taken advantage of by other nations. To the north of China the Soviet Union was formed and had begun to prosper and bring the nation power. The people of the Soviet Union were large supporters of its government. This was in large part due to the prosperity that it was able to bring its people. A Chinese man, Mao Zedong was able to analyze the success of the Soviet Union and attempted to implement its form of government, communism, in China. The communist revolution that occurred leading to the creation of the Soviet Union is known as the bolshevik revolution.
Mao Zedong would end up leading the chinese communist revolution. The two most prominent communist revolution throughout history occurred in the twentieth