Booklet 5 Flashcards

1
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Who succeeded Mao after his death in 76?

A

Hua Guafeng

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2
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When did Nixon visit China? What was the impact?

A

1972 - negotiation of sino - american contract, issue of Taiwan resolved

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3
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When did China join the UN?

A

1971

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4
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how long did Hua Guofeng hold power?

A

18 months

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5
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Deng Xioping cat quote

A

‘it doesn’t matter if the cat is black or white, as long as it catches the mouse’

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6
Q

how much did Chinese diplomacy increase between 1970 and 1989?

A

from 57 countries to 137

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7
Q

When was the Tienanmen Square incident?

A

1989

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8
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What happened at the Tienanmen Square protests?

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student led pro democracy, sparked by lack of memorial for Hu Yaobang.Wei Jingsheng’s essay, 1986 economic slump –> stopped by military intervention

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9
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how many troops were sent in to Tienanmen?

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35,000 - told to ‘remove at all costs’

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10
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What is ‘democratic centralism’?

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‘uninformed people should be content to make enlightened government lead them’

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11
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What were the benefits for China joining the IMF?

A

international trade/investment, supported Chinese development, decentralisation, acceptance of free market values

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12
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Impact of IMF of China?

A

decision making no longer 100% state, improved taxation, increased transparency through reports

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13
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Benefits of World Bank membership on China?

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$200 million education loan, loans for improvement of infrastructure, totalling $30 billion, macro> micro economic approach, hydroelectric project commenced 1984

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14
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impact of World Bank on China?

A

cost benefit analysis, environmental assessment, socialist market economy, fiscal reform

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15
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When was China’s trade agreement with the EEC?

A

1978

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16
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how much had trade with the EEC (now EU) increased by 1995?

A

$14 billion in 1978 to $45 billion in 1995

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17
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where did Bilateral trade agreements emerge throughout the 1980s?

A

Africa - 1979 –> 1990 $51 million to Africa

18
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What were the benefits of trade with Africa to China?

A

outsource cheap labour, 3rd world countries not alligned with the west

19
Q

Why was it in China’s interest to cooperate with Japan?

A

technology/expertise, stable economy, geographical proximity

20
Q

Why was it in Japan’s interest to cooperate with China?

A

huge untapped market, natural resources, geographical proximity, meteoric rise

21
Q

What was the benefit of the 1972 Bilateral communique with Japan in 1972?

A

agree no superpower in Asia, Japanese expertise in exchange for raw materials and markets

22
Q

What was the result of the 1975 -78 Treaty of Peace and Friendship between China and Japan?

A

peaceful coexistence, not use force, China confirm no alliance with USSR

23
Q

What did Japan support in 1980?

A

Chinese entry into the world bank

24
Q

When was Hirohito’s visit to China, why was it significant?

A

1992 - first ever Japanese Emperor to visit China

25
Q

What caused improved relationships with America in the 1970s?

A

recognised the PRC in 1971, mutual enemy in USSR, Nixon visit 1972, Death of Mao 76, Deng Xioping

26
Q

when was Deng Xioping’s 9 day visit to America with Jimmy Carter?

A

January 1979 - embassies established, offered Mutual Defence Treaty of Taiwan, reasoned non violent diplomacy

27
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What did America introduce after Tienanmen Square?

A

arms sanctions

28
Q

What was held in Taiwan 1996?

A

diplomatic elections - PRC mobilised troops across Taiwanese straits

29
Q

who visited Bill Clinton in 1997?

A

Jiang Zemiin (Deng’s successor) - discussed human rights issues - Clinton’s regime ‘turned a blind eye’ due to shared economic interests

30
Q

When did the USSR collapse into 15 independent Nations?

A

1991

31
Q

What caused the collapse of the USSR?

A
  • desire for independence, Gorbachev put under house arrest, peaceful protests attacked, commonwealth of independent states set up
32
Q

What impact did the collapse of the USSR have on China?

A

tensions surrounding the cold war era dissipated, improved relationship with USA
OR
socialism seemed doomed to fail

33
Q

In Guangzhou province in 1980 1.5% of households had TVs and washing machines

A

by 1993 99% had TVs and 97% had washing machines

34
Q

What emerged from the Joint Agreement 1984?

A

Hong Kong would be a Special Administrative System

with some independence

35
Q

What did Chris Patten attempt in the 1990s?

A

push democratic reform so that Hong Kong citizens would resent going back to China

36
Q

What was Deng’s Basic Law 1995?

A

no democratic reforms after 84 would be kept, adopt Chinese law

37
Q

What emerged from return?

A

rights protected for 50 years, 1 country 2 systems

38
Q

Why was the 1995 trade deal agreed?

A

$1.6 billion trade deal in exchange for toning down democracy

39
Q

What remained unchanged after 1997?

A

no general elections by HK citizens, English taught in all schools, border patrol, individual member of international organisations, interaction between China and HK treated as international eg) flights and phone calls, more political freedoms

40
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What changed after 1997?

A

Chief executive now elected from 1200 members, Royal title dropped from organisations, change to public holidays, Chinese education model