Why did troops fire on the protesters at Tiananmen Square?
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The troops killed hundereds of protestors as there struggle was to block Military Advance towards Tiananmen Square. Death toll of civilians ranged between 180 to 10,454.
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 also known as Mainland China were demonstrations led by students in Beijing. It was more likely the national movement which got inspiration from Beijing protest.
Martial law was declared by the state government to put an end to the protests.
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The troops fired on the protestors at Tiananmen Square in 1989.
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- In the decade of 1980s, the political system of China was going through some changes.
- The ruling communist party began to allow private companies and foreign investments ingrained with corruption.
- The hope was to raise political openness and boost economy.
- First, student-based protest started which continued and became massive till 1989 and action against 1 million people was taken through oven fire and killing thousands of people.
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