Final Exam Review Part 1 Flashcards

China in World Politics Sino-Russia&American Nuclear Strategy

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1
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When did the great leap forward and proletariat reform occur

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Great leap forward 1958

Proletariat revolt 1966-69

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2
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Who was the Chinese leader after the Mau

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Deng Xioping/
Part of economic Reform
special economic zones

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3
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China’s political and economic model

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radical closed political system but open economic system

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4
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Shanghai Communique and 5 points

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Diplomatic Agreement between USA and China

  1. Openness
  2. Commitment to international institutions
  3. Security Cooperation
  4. United International Society
  5. Create more liberal economic order
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5
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2 Reasons why states go to war

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  1. People are irrational

2. Leaders don’t directly pay the price

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6
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Asymmetric Warfare

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War between countries with vast difference in military power

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3 remedies to avoid war

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  1. Peacekeeping
  2. Peacemaking: Collective Security (NATO, UN)
  3. Treaties (Arms control, Demilitarization)
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8
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2 Pacific Settlements

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  1. Arbitration

2. Mediation

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9
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Massive Retaliation

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Threaten to deploy all forces in retaliation

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10
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Compellence

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Willingness to use force to make someone do something they otherwise wouldn’t

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Brinkmanship

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Push enemy to the edge till you get what you want.

Escalate to level where enemy has no choice but to retaliate

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Strategic Bombardment

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Policy used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. When bombing France, bomb Paris and spread outwards

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13
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Deterence

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Denying the enemy of achieving objectives by Presenting unacceptable costs

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14
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NUTS

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Nuclear Utilization Target Selection

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15
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Extended Deterrence

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Using nuclear weapons to protect alies

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16
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MIRV

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Multiple Independently Targeted Re-entry Vehicles

Missile with multiple warheads capable of targeting different targets

17
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Counter force vs counter value

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Counter force is when target is other nuclear weapons

Counter value is when target is civilians

18
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3 Different Nuclear Defence Systems

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  1. Launch on Warning
  2. Launch under Attack
  3. Launch after attack
19
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Launch on Warning

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Russia plans on bombing DC so pentagon send

20
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Launch under Attack

A

Launch missiles the moment Russia sends missile towards USA

21
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Launch on Impact

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Launch back missiles when they have landed on your territory

22
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SDI and who developed it

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Strategic Defence Initiative

Developed by Ronald Regan

23
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Starwars Doctrine

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Nuclear defence system in which you look to attack missiles while still in the air and shoot them down

24
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SLBM

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Submarine Launched Ballistic Missiles

25
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SLCM

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Submarine Launched Cruise Missile

26
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Active Defence

A

Deterrence with the use of offensive offensive weapons

27
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MX Missiles

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Mobile Missiles

28
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Passive Deterence

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Defensive deterrence mostly in the form of shelters

29
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Arms Control

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Reducing/regulate the use of certain weapons

30
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Disarmament

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Eliminate/Reduce certain classes of weapons

31
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2 Ways of Developing arms control

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  1. Arms Control

2. Disarmament