The Great Leap Forward a. was strongly supported by the Soviet Union, since it mimicked their Five Year Plans. b. tried but failed to transform China into an industrialized society. c. led to the re-establishment of relations between the United States and China. d. led to the deaths of many intellectuals. e. markedly increased China's agricultural production.

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4 March, 20:28

The Great Leap Forward a. was strongly supported by the Soviet Union, since it mimicked their Five Year Plans. b. tried but failed to transform China into an industrialized society. c. led to the re-establishment of relations between the United States and China. d. led to the deaths of many intellectuals. e. markedly increased China's agricultural production.

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The Great Leap Forward led to the deaths of many from starvation. Also in an account given by Yang Jisheng, people were beaten or killed for rebelling against the government, reporting the real harvest numbers, for sounding alarm, for refusing to hand over what little food they had left, for trying to flee the famine area, for begging food or as little as stealing scraps or angering.