Mao's land reforms between 1950 and 1955 took as many as 2 million lives and resulted in:

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Mao's land reforms led to a significant redistribution of land from landlords to peasants, which, despite the violence and loss of lives, ultimately resulted in a rise in agricultural productivity. This was because the reforms allowed more peasants to own and cultivate their own land, leading to increased motivation and efficiency in agricultural production.

Mao's Land Reforms Between 1950 and 1955 Took as Many