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…needs of Japan. This huge empire would stretch from Manchuria in the north to Australia in the south. It was similar to Hitler's dream of Europe filled with the Aryan race. To start this plan, Japan took over China's northeastern province, Manchuria. The war…

…of the previous term was used to justify the intervention that the US undertook. China's 'fall' to communism was seen as a travesty to President Harry S. Truman's shame, and the result of event was the triangulation in relations during the period now in question…

…and the Pacific Ocean". (Encarta 98) The Boxer Rebellion Chinese nationalists uprising against foreigners, the representatives of alien powers and Chinese Christians in 1900. Expulsion of all foreigners from China was the ultimate objective of the uprising. In 1899…

…the people. Tensyn Gyatso began his education when he was six years old and by 25, he had completed the Doctorate of Buddhist Philosophy. In 1950, he was called to assume political power as head of State when Tibet was being threatened by China and in 1959 he…

…to change to adapt to a nuclear powered world and focus their attention on domestic concerns. The Cuban Missile Crisis, domestic concerns of both countries and the entry of China, as a powerful player in international politics, were among the main reasons why…

…experiences in her life, such as her eye opening trips to China, the violent murder of her best friend, and later, the death of her mentor and mother, Tan wove a breathtaking of two sisters and their connection through centuries. The critics, however, saw both…

…, it purchased the remaining 20% stake of its China venture from its partner, Hutchison Whampoa China Ltd. (Hutchison), giving the Company full ownership of its operations in China. The company's portfolio of trusted brands includes Pampers, Tide, Ariel, Always…

…involvement in Vietnam by showing these horrible images. The US intervened in Vietnam War because they were extremely aware of the domino theory. The US was afraid that when Vietnam falls, whole Indo-china would fall to communism. So, the US sent in troops…

…are that Japan formed a Tripartite Agreement with Germany and Italy in the event of war, was invading Southeast Asia and China, and taking Chinese territory and natural resources because it couldn't support its 80 million person population on its own. In 1941…

…was 1995. Over the next nine years, global oil demand grew from 70.0 to 82.4 million barrels per day. It is believed by many that the growing demand from China was a key role in the demand for oil. However, according to Simmons (2004), the growth in oil use came…