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What kind of government did China have in the Korean war?
Much like now, China had a single-party, totalitariandictatorship. The main difference between then and now is that China was very hardline communist at the time, but now they're sort of communist-in-name-only.
What kind of government does china have as of 2011?
The government is called the Peoples Republic of China. It used to be the Republic of China but it was changed after World War II due to the fact that the government was overthrown by the Japanese. The citizens rebelled against the government which is why they added a Peoples in the name. It is currently a democracy now.
What kind of money does China use now?
Yuan
What kind of money do china uses now?
yuan
Who is controlling The Great Wall of China now?
the government-communists
How long is the Great Wall of China now?
the chinese government are surveying it right now and you will have a result in a few months:D
What type of government did china have 60 years ago?
Sixty years ago (in 1962), China had a state capitalist economic system, with a dictatorial government. It now has a mix of state and private capitalism.
What are the history of different forms of government in china?
At first, China was a kingdom. Then, it turned into a Communism. But shortly after, it became a republic (like now).
What kind of government did the nez perce have?
dont ask me i dont now
How effective has China been dealing with corruption problem in banks?
Since many of China's wealthy executives have connections to the government, China has failed miserably to tackle the problem. Believe me, I live in Shanghai right now so I know. Since many of China's wealthy executives have connections to the government, China has failed miserably to tackle the problem. Believe me, I live in Shanghai right now so I know.
What is the kind of the government did north America have during the Civil War?
the same as now
Is France a monarchy or republic or other kind of government?
Right now, it is a democracy.
