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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Accession_of_the_People&Accession of the People's Republic of China to the United ...

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   The People's Republic of China (PRC, commonly known as China) was established in 1949 and was not recognized by the United Nations (UN) as the legitimate government of China until 1971.

2. mwi.westpoint.edu › how-china-was-lost-tracing-aHow China Was “Lost”: Tracing a ... - Modern War Institute

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   Jul 29, 2020 · First, the current trajectory of US-China relations does not necessarily furnish a post hoc invalidation of the US opening. According to one of America’s most esteemed observers of China, the Asia Society’s Orville Schell, “the alternative in 1972 was an ongoing Cold War, perhaps even a hot war. Engagement was a chance worth taking and ...

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   Why did the United States recognize the Republic of China (ROC)?

   • The United States and other governments continued for some time to recognize the Republic of China (ROC) as the government of all China. For twenty-two years (1949-1971), the United States tried to disrupt, destabilize, and weaken China's communist government.

   U.S.-China Relations Since 1949 - Columbia University

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   Why did the US try to destabilize China's Communist government?

   • For twenty-two years (1949-1971), the United States tried to disrupt, destabilize, and weaken China's communist government. Washington believed that the PRC (hereafter, "China") was an aggressive, expansionist power that threatened the security of its noncommunist neighbors.

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   Did the United States facilitate the resurgence of China?

   • A common narrative holds that the United States facilitated the resurgence of what is now its foremost strategic competitor, naïvely hoping that China would move in the direction of political liberalization and accept the configuration of the postwar order.

   How China Was “Lost”: Tracing a Problematic Discussion from the 1940s

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   Why did Nixon want a unified front against China?

   • While Nixon wanted a common effort to welcome a peaceful and cooperative China into international relations, he was concerned that too assertive a united front against its transgressions would foster Chinese paranoia.

   The Historic Opening to China: What Hath Nixon Wrought?

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4. afe.easia.columbia.edu › special › china_1950_us_chinaU.S.-China Relations Since 1949 | Asia for Educators ...

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   This strategy aimed to encourage a split between the two communist allies of the PRC and the Soviet Union. It was successful, because such a Sino-Soviet split did occur, becoming evident in around 1960 and worsening thereafter. Rapprochement: 1971-1979. China and the United States began to move closer to one another in the 1970s.

5. asiasociety.org › blog › asiaHow the Events of 1949 Shaped U.S.-China Relations Forever

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   AFP/Getty Images. In the early months of 1949, it became increasingly clear that Mao Zedong ' Communists would win the Chinese civil war. This presented U.S. President Harry S Truman with an unappetizing set of choices.

6. nationalinterest.org › blog › rebootWhat Happened When China Tried To Take Taiwan in the 1950s?

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   Apr 23, 2021 · In 1950, the PLA launched a series of amphibious operations, most notably resulting in the capture of Hainan island in the South China Sea. However, a landing in Kinmen was bloodily repulsed by ...

7. thediplomat.com › 2021 › 04A First-Hand View of 70 Years of China-US Relations

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   Apr 7, 2021 · Credit: Chi Wang. Few people have experienced the ups and down of China-U.S. relations as closely, and for as long, as Dr. Chi Wang. Wang came to the United States from China in 1949, just before ...

8. harvardnsj.org › 2015/09/25 › the-historic-openingThe Historic Opening to China: What Hath Nixon Wrought?

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   Sep 25, 2015 · He “taught a lesson” to Vietnam in 1978 and to Chinese students in 1989. In the end, China’s realists had decisively beaten America’s realists in the China-U.S. relationship. We now live with the consequences of Nixon’s “week that changed the world.”. President Obama has a unique opportunity to break the historic mold.