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    Treaty of Friendship‚ Alliance and Mutual Assistance February 1950 This treaty was initially between the Soviet Union and Nationalist China called Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Alliance in 1945. The treaty was reformed and signed by Stalin and Mao‚ allying Communist USSR and Communist China. Soviet Union officially recognized the PRC and renamed the recognition to the ordinary Republic of China. Within the treaty‚ Soviet Union gave a loan of $300 million to the PCR as they suffered economic problems

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    DongHyeon Kang(Kevin) Dr. Talbott 4th Block Ch.36 Study Guide INDIA 1. Indianan National Congress- founded in 1885‚ which enlisted the support of many prominent Hindu and Muslims‚ at first stressed collaboration with the British to bring self-rule to India‚ but after the Great War the congress pursued this goal in opposition to the British. 2. Muslim League- established in 1906 with the encouragement of the British government‚ added a new current into the movement for national liberation

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    A. Main Idea: The United States and the Soviet Union became political rivals after World War II. 1. Where did the Soviet Union set up pro-Soviet regimes? Answer: The Soviet Union set up pro-Soviet regimes within Poland‚ Romania‚ Bulgaria‚ and Hungary because of the higher potential of positive response from those areas. 2. What was the Truman Doctrine? Answer: The Truman Doctrine was a foreign policy set up by President Harry Truman during the Cold War that regulated for the US to provide financial

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    The Chinese Revolution‚ beginning in 1911 and ending in 1949 was a momentous and significant revolution within history. The Chinese Revolution was a result of impearialistic control of China by other countries‚ unfair treatment of peasants‚ and young people’s desire to modernize China. Similar to The Chinese Revolution‚ the novel “Animal Farm” was an allegory that also exhibited the strive for freedom and respect within a nation‚ or in this case the Manor Farm. In the novel‚ the animals fought hard

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    *Allies first important victory: The Battle of Coral Sea- Northwest of Australia; May 7-8‚ 1942. -American forces first turned back the previously unstoppable Japanese fleet. *Battle of Midway; Four day battle. Extremely victorious. American navy destroyed four Japanese aircraft carriers while losing only one; regaind control of the central Pacific. *America took the offensive side in the Solomon Islands to the east of New Guinea. *Guadalcanal- Battle of terrible ferocity and savagery

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    started out united‚ a new government was built‚ and the Kerensky Offensive was created and overpowered‚ and the Chinese Communist Revolution started off when the Nationalists had a bigger‚ but weaker group as to the Communists who strived for victory‚ Mao Zedong controlled over the Chinese‚ and the People’s Republic of China was established‚ it is understandable that both innovations has thrown out the government to only replace it with another compelling leader. The first revolutionary stage is‚ “Impossible

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    in dept and many lived on the edge of starvation. In addition‚ having peasant support for the CCP can supply with food resources. Therefore‚ Mao understood the first goal he had to achieve was the support from peasants. First‚ he set up peasant unions of Hunan from 1925-27‚ then in 1838-45 when Chiang had their attention focused on the Japanese Invasion‚ Mao and the CCP went to the rural areas‚ where the peasants were grateful for the way the soldiers behaved and helped the people . Then‚ the political

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    working class in China‚ Mao had used a peasant base for the Chinese revolution in the 1930s and 40s. This was against the advice of the Soviets who advocated the use of the urban working class as had been made in the Russian Revolution of 1917. Moreover‚ during his leadership‚ Stalin had urged Mao to form a coalition against Japan with Chiang Kai-Shek‚ the leader of the Nationalist Party of China (or Kuomintang) and Mao’s rival in the Chinese civil war. Stalin had also told Mao not to cease power and

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    ideological differences‚ self-interest‚ personalities of the leaders‚ or domestic problems. Mao and Stalin had ideological differences. Although Mao and Stalin’s ideologies are based on Marxism‚ Stalin believed Mao using the peasants as the basis for revolution is not the right interpretation of Marxism. Stalin thought workers in cities should be the basis to lead the revolution. Also‚ Stalin feared Mao compete against him in the Communist world‚ so Stalin wanted a weak China and the USSR will then

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    British Imperialistic Journey Into India and China British imperialism heralded changes in society‚ industry‚ and cultures of both India and China. Both nations were forever changed by this Western influence. India was an underdeveloped‚ naive country‚ easily manipulated and exploited by the territorially crazed‚ money-hungry British Empire. They influenced India’s economy‚ imposed unjust laws‚ and created hostels and uprisings within the nation. In contrast‚ China was a more advanced and developed

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