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American Interference

by Cindy Yin Posted on December 6, 2010

America has interfered in many countries, whether it was for economic pursuits or international objectives. Ever since expansionism in the late 1800s, America has been involved with mostly countries that are in chaos or have tyrannical leaders. The Philippines was … Continue reading →

Posted in admin only: Featured, Assignment due December 7, KM24 | Tagged China, Containment, Emilio Aguinaldo, expansionism, George Bush, gulf war, Iraq, Korean war, Kuwait, north korea, Philippine War, President McKinley, Saddam Hussein, south korea | Comments Off

Mao Zedong

by Jennifer Peng Posted on December 5, 2010

Mao Zedong He was the leader of the Chinese Communist Party and chairman of the People’s Republic of China. Mao was one of the leading figures of the twentieth century. Beyond serving as the head of the Chinese Communist Party, … Continue reading →

Posted in November 9 Assignment, TV24 | Tagged China, communism, Mao Zedong | Comments Off

US Closed the Door on the Chinese, But Still Dare to Ask the Chinese to Open Their Doors to Them

by Edmond Tai Posted on September 27, 2010

John Hay was the secretary of state to President McKinley, and was best remembered for his Open Door Policy in China. His policy demanded that European nations would not interfere with the United State’s access to China’s market. His proposal … Continue reading →

Posted in KM24, September 28 Assignment | Tagged China, Sphere of Influence, Trade | 2 Comments

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