Sino-American Relations 1945-1975
- Created by: Sam Brewer
- Created on: 03-04-13 21:17
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- Sino-American Relations pre 1975
- 1969-1975
- Nixon wanted change in relations
- Saw that China was a developing nuclear power
- Liked that they were a powerful communist country outside of Soviet influence
- Began relaxing policy through the artichoke approach
- Vietnamese war was brought to an end
- Chinese support to calm war
- Mao saw a change in balance of power
- Soviet becoming more powerful and were more of a threat to China than the US
- Wanted to address the immediate short term problem posed by the USSR
- Soviet becoming more powerful and were more of a threat to China than the US
- Nixon wanted change in relations
- How was change made possible and how it was shown
- Death of Mao's anti Sino-US successor
- US invited to table tennis match in Peking in 1971
- Sino-American summit held in 1972
- 1969-1975
- Pre 1969
- Sino-American Relations pre 1975
- 1969-1975
- Nixon wanted change in relations
- Saw that China was a developing nuclear power
- Liked that they were a powerful communist country outside of Soviet influence
- Began relaxing policy through the artichoke approach
- Vietnamese war was brought to an end
- Chinese support to calm war
- Mao saw a change in balance of power
- Soviet becoming more powerful and were more of a threat to China than the US
- Wanted to address the immediate short term problem posed by the USSR
- Soviet becoming more powerful and were more of a threat to China than the US
- Nixon wanted change in relations
- How was change made possible and how it was shown
- Death of Mao's anti Sino-US successor
- US invited to table tennis match in Peking in 1971
- Sino-American summit held in 1972
- 1969-1975
- US didn't recognise China as a state officially until 1969
- Korean War 1950-53
- China comes into the war supporting North Korea against the USA
- Deterioration of Sino-Soviet relations
- Stalin worried about Chinese attempts to expand communism
- Mao criticised Russia over backing down on the Cuban Missile Crisis
- Sino-American Relations pre 1975
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