The United States of America is a Federal Republic.State Power(The United States of America) After three weeks of protests the government ordered the military to fire into the crowd killing thousands of citizens.Thousands of students lined the streets to rid the country of the communist party.Most famous: Tiananmen Square Massacre, on April 18th, 1989.Since 1949, there have been protests to rid the country of the communist party.Population of the People’s Republic of China now reaching 1,349,585,838 the government must act efficiently in order to remain in power and to control social order.In a communist state, there are a very few elite who control and run the government and the rest of the population is forced to obey and listen to every law that they pass.People’s Republic of China has practiced communism.State Power(The People’s Republic of China) Defined as the power to influence the behavior of people in a nation.Estimates that 21st century will be “China’s Century”.Scholars saw 20th century as “America’s Century”.Formally ended when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991.Moon landing was considered the defeat of the Soviet Union.At this conference the United States Secretary of State, Edward Stettinius, proposed a "Declaration of Liberated Europe" which the United States of America would later use to claim that the Soviet Union broke its agreement by virtue of its actions in Eastern Europe.Began at the Yalta Conference when the “Big Three” decided on five major actions that would define the post-World War II era:.
The Soviet Union supported communism and a one-party state while the United States of America supported a free market and liberal democracyĬlash Between Past Superpowers(The Cold War).The United States of America and the Soviet Union opposed each other ideologically, politically, militarily, and economically.Used to describe a nation who mastered the seven dimensions of state power: Ĭlash Between Past Superpowers (The Cold War).“An extremely powerful nation, especially one capable of influencing international events and the acts and policies of less powerful nations.”.How the People’s Republic of China Rivals the United States of America as a Global Superpower Donn Matthew Garby Flagler College 8 March 2014
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