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China in WW2
China's participation in World War 2 began a historical change within one of the most populated countries of the world.
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How did the people in America react to the Chinese coming here?
China didn't exactly just convert to communism. In 1949, Mao's communist forces successfully routed the nationalist forces of Chiang Kai Shek, whose government left for Taiwan. The United States continued to recognize the Taiwan-based government as the legitimate government of China until Nixon opened up relations with Beijing in the 1970's. Carter subsequently switched official recognition of China from Taipei to Beijing.
Which is more advanced china or Japan?
Japan has better technology and thier human level is advanced. China has higher gdp because the country is large but there is a lot of poor and some are really rich. The countriy is poluted and they produce a lot of fakes. This would not happen if china did not become communism. In Japan they are triyng to make people live more easier by using their advanced technology. For example the toilet opens by itself, it warms the seat automatically, fountain to clean the ... and dryer to dry the ... . Japan had supported a lot of countries. Their brands are trusted world wide for example, sony, casio, audiotechnica, denon, seiko, panasonic, toyota, honda, nissan, and more. China has a lot of culture what is older than japan, long time ago China taught japan how to harvest rice. Japan was hygienic because every body went to bath every day and people were polite and modest.
Why are the Chinese and Japanese art literature and way of living similar?
Because they're very close to each other geographically.
Japan adopted a lot of its culture from China.
Maybe, people migrated eastwards from china through Korea to Japan. So Japan China and Korea have common ancestors
What language is alu ai sou Kai maile ma so Kai puaa lo mea auleaga kefe?
that's Samoan language......aua le kope fesili valea o ga e ke iloa le uiga o lau kala g ae fai...ku a e faavalevalea kele aloga e a'oa'i Lou guku...ia aikae loa e alu e i au mea ga...........se ufa ia..........
According to www.dictionary.com, an incursion is a hostile entrance into or invasion of a place or territory, especially a sudden one. It's synonymous with "raid." An example of it used in a sentence: The bandits made brief incursions on the village. It can also be a harmful inroad or a running in, as in "the incursion of sea water." Seeing as this question is listed under a war category, I'd say you're looking for the first definition.
What was the origin and development of Buddhism before it became popular in China?
The origin was in India and the development is unknown
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Please confirm me how many state in china for the general knowledge of my self
Did the Han dynasty have harsh government?
No, the Han dynasty did not have a harsh government. The Han government was more sensitive to the needs of the peasants. This was mainly because the Qin Dynasty (which was before the Han Dynasty) had a very strict set of laws. Emperor Gao Zu, the first emperor of Han, decided that the country should not have such a strict set of laws.
The changes had radical implications for the structure of the economic and social life in China.
it was a dynasty the last dynasty and the qing dynasty p'u yi was the last emperor and declined the throne when he was 5 years old
What were the casualties of the Second Sino-Japanese War?
Japanese Invasion of China
1931-1937 500,000 Japanese Deaths1937-1945 1,000,000 Japanese Deaths
What does the construction of the Great Wall tell you about the expansion in classical China?
It showed that they were defensice of their country.
What did Europe have to do with World War 2?
Hitler was Fuhrer of Germany when world war 2 started
Hitler had a major part in world war 2 because he sent german troops and the SS to invade countries in Europe such as France, Belgium, and the USSR. If you know what germany did during World War 2 then all of that was ordered by Adolf Hitler
Who was the secret society of Chinese nationalist's?
There were several. The Boxers- or society of Righeous Harmonious Fists- a cartoon of clenched fists was the insignia- brought about the Boxer Rebellion. l900 and l90l. Much later the Kuo Min Tang of Chiang Kai-Shek. One cannot literally translate Kuo Min Tang- but it was NOT Communist and has nothing to do with (Comintern) which was Communists International. - e.g. the international arm of the Party ( tightly supervised by the KGB). the Tongs were and are domestic (In US) Chinese societies or clubs. They have parlors in Chinatown, Members only!
