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Jiang calls the Peasants' War a proto-communist movement because peasants sought equality, democracy, and freedom as God's will before being massacred by aristocratic armies.
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Peasants War
Jiang calls the Peasants' War a proto-communist movement because peasants sought equality, democracy, and freedom as God's will before being massacred by aristocratic armies.
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"And as I mentioned, the first believers in the Protestant religion are actually townspeople. That's aspirational middle class. They want to be connected with..."
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"...by the aristocratic armies, okay? All right, so this is the Peasants' War. And this is important, because eventually we will discuss communism. And..."
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