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1950s 1960s 1970s |
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1950s vocab sino-soviet alliance 3 incidents of 1958 |
zhong su you hao tiao yue 1.chang bo dian tai 2.lian he jian dui 3.pao ji jin men |
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1950s content |
T-1949-1959 P-yi bian dao C-China and the USSR became military allies and agreed to come to the others aid if attacked |
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B-China had no allies , the GMD was in Taiwan and there still was the potential threat of a US backed invasion of mainland China M-China inverted its position so that it was now aligned with the USSR I-intensified US-PRC divide and prevented any type of rapproachment for a number of years |
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T-1959-1971 P-fan liang ba C-between 2 hegemons (ba quan zhu yi) US & USSR |
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1960s content 2 |
B-sino-soviet split (zhong su guan xi po lie), PRC was on its own to survive in the world M-PRC could no longer rely upon Soviet Assistance or the Soviet nuclear umbrella |
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I-fostered an up by one's boot straps attitude within PRC and internationally isolated the Chinese due to their support of any rebel group anywhere |
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1970s content 3 policies |
da san jiao-balancing of the 3 big powers yi tian xian-thin strip opposing the USSR san ge shi jie-three worlds |
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T-1972 to 1980 P-each applied to a different aspect of Int'l relations C-see above |
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B-sino soviet split, American rapprochement with China 1972 M-China was coming into its own as an international power, also got UN seat back I- shift in in'l relations toward the world we know today |
