People’s Commune movement

Target entity: People’s Commune movement
Context triple: [Chinese peasantry, associatedEvent, People’s Commune movement]

• A. White Guard movement
  The White Guard movement was a loose coalition of anti-Bolshevik, counterrevolutionary forces that fought against the Red Army during the Russian Civil War following the 1917 Revolution.
• B. Stakhanovite movement
  The Stakhanovite movement was a Soviet-era labor campaign that glorified and incentivized exceptionally high worker productivity as a model for socialist industrialization.
• C. Maoism
  Maoism is a variant of communist ideology developed from Marxism–Leninism that emphasizes peasant-led revolution, protracted people’s war, and continuous class struggle under a vanguard party.
• D. Cultural Revolution
  The Cultural Revolution was a decade-long sociopolitical movement in China (1966–1976) launched by Mao Zedong to reassert his control, enforce ideological purity, and reshape Chinese society through mass mobilization and widespread persecution.
• E. Nepalese Maoist movement
  The Nepalese Maoist movement is a communist insurgent and later political force in Nepal that led a decade-long civil war aiming to overthrow the monarchy and establish a people’s republic based on Maoist ideology.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: People’s Commune movement
Target entity description: The People’s Commune movement was a radical collectivization campaign in late 1950s China that merged rural households into large communal units to reorganize agriculture, labor, and social life under Maoist ideology.

• A. White Guard movement
  The White Guard movement was a loose coalition of anti-Bolshevik, counterrevolutionary forces that fought against the Red Army during the Russian Civil War following the 1917 Revolution.
• B. Stakhanovite movement
  The Stakhanovite movement was a Soviet-era labor campaign that glorified and incentivized exceptionally high worker productivity as a model for socialist industrialization.
• C. Maoism
  Maoism is a variant of communist ideology developed from Marxism–Leninism that emphasizes peasant-led revolution, protracted people’s war, and continuous class struggle under a vanguard party.
• D. Cultural Revolution
  The Cultural Revolution was a decade-long sociopolitical movement in China (1966–1976) launched by Mao Zedong to reassert his control, enforce ideological purity, and reshape Chinese society through mass mobilization and widespread persecution.
• E. Nepalese Maoist movement
  The Nepalese Maoist movement is a communist insurgent and later political force in Nepal that led a decade-long civil war aiming to overthrow the monarchy and establish a people’s republic based on Maoist ideology.
• F. None of above. chosen