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The '''Hundred Flowers Campaign''' also termed the '''Hundred Flowers Moveement''' was a period in the late 1950s where the [[Communist Party of China]] encouraged citizens to openly express their opinions of the Communist Party.<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/event/Hundred-Flowers-Campaign Hundred Flowers Campaign] on [[Encyclopedia Britannica]]</ref> | The '''Hundred Flowers Campaign''' also termed the '''Hundred Flowers Moveement''' was a period in the late 1950s where the [[Communist Party of China]] encouraged citizens to openly express their opinions of the Communist Party.<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/event/Hundred-Flowers-Campaign Hundred Flowers Campaign] on [[Encyclopedia Britannica]]</ref> | ||
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The Hundred Flowers Campaign also termed the Hundred Flowers Moveement was a period in the late 1950s where the Communist Party of China encouraged citizens to openly express their opinions of the Communist Party.[1]