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5. NATURAL RESOURCES: What - China is also rich in oil, natural gas, https://
are the country’s natural resources? oil shale, phosphorus and sulfur. Oil repositorio.cepal.org/
What resources are missing / do they reserves are mainly in the northwest bitstream/handle/
rely on other countries for? and also in the northeast, north and on 11362/44785/1/
the continental shelf of shallow seas to
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the east.
- Latin America is not a priority for
China, since it is located in a less https://nuso.org/articulo/c
important place than the United States, hina-y-america-latina-
Asia or Europe. Despite this, the recursos-mercados-y-
relationship has intensified. From the poder-global/
economic point of view, and with a few
exceptions, the link is based on the
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Jialu.
* Chinese Peasants' and Workers'
Democratic Party August 1930
Intellectuals from the upper and
middle levels of the medical and
health, scientific, technological,
cultural and educational circles
with more than 80,000 members,
committee chairman Jiang
Zhenghua.
* Zhigongdang of China October
1925 Overseas Chinese returnees,
their relatives, and related scholars
and experts with more than 20,000
members, committee chairman,
Luo Haocai.
* Society "September 3" December
from 1944 Intellectuals from the
upper and middle levels of
scientific, technological, cultural,
educational, medical and health
circles with more than 80,000
members, committee chairman,
Han Qide.
* League for Taiwan Autonomy
and Democracy November from
1947 Characters from Taiwan who
reside on the mainland with more
than 1,800 members, committee
chairman, Zhang Kehui.
b. China with a score of 45 and a
rank of 66.
outside the UN system such as the b. In None. The People's Republic paises-firman-el-mayor-
North Atlantic Treaty Organization of China was one of the founders acuerdo-comercial-del-
(NATO) or the Organization of the of the UN and has been since mundo.html
Petroleum Exporting Countries June 26, 1945.
(OPEC)? c. In none.
D. Any other alliances or major d. Fifteen countries in Asia and
treaties? Oceania have signed the
agreement to form the world's
largest trade association, in what
represents a great victory for
China, the main promoter of the
project since negotiations began
in 2012. The Regional
Comprehensive Economic
Association (RCEP, in its
acronym in English), excludes
the United States, but will cover
2.1 billion consumers and 30% of
world GDP. China, Japan, South
Korea, Australia and New
Zealand signed the pact together
with the ten member countries of
Asean (the Association of
Southeast Asian Nations, made
up of Indonesia, Thailand,
Singapore, Malaysia, the
Philippines, Vietnam, Myanmar,
Cambodia , Laos and Brunei) at
the end of that organization's
summit, held this year by
videoconference due to the
coronavirus pandemic. India,
which had decided to withdraw
from the negotiations last year
due to concerns that cheap
Chinese goods could flood its
market, will have the possibility
to join in the future if it wishes.
powers.
12. HISTORY: What are some major a. * Foundation of the People's Republic, http://www.cctv.com/
events in your country’s history? Why 1949. The victory of the Chinese people's espanol/special/
are they important? revolution and the founding of the asuntossugestivos/01/
a. General People's Republic of China opened a index.shtml
b. Last 50 years new page in the annals of Chinese
c. Very recent history. The Communist Party of China,
which led and organized this revolution
and led it to victory, has since become
the ruling party on a national scale,
entrusted with the important mission of
leading the people of various ethnic
groups in the world. country in building a
new life, and the Party's history also
entered a new period.
* Peaceful liberation of Tibet, 1951.
On October 1, 1949, the People's
Republic of China was proclaimed. On
the same day, Panchen Erdeni X,
(Qoigyai Gyamcain by name), one of the
two Great Living Buddhas of the Gelug
Sect (Yellow Sect) of Tibetan Buddhism,
expressed his support for the Central
People's Government and expressed his
ardent desire to see an early liberation of
Tibet. The leaders of New China decided
to take every possible measure to
peacefully liberate Tibet. However, the
local authorities controlled by the pro-
imperialist and secessionist forces,
instead of responding to the Central
Government's proposal, tried to resist
with military and political methods. Since
persuasive efforts were ineffective, in
October 1950 the People's Liberation
Army entered Qamdo, which it liberated
through military actions intended to
promote peace. Immediately afterwards,
the establishment of the People's
Liberation Commission of the Qamdo
prefecture was proclaimed, directly
subordinate to the Council of State, in
accordance with what was established in
all the districts of the prefecture. The
Battle of Qamdo spurred political change
in Tibet and ultimately helped bring about
peace negotiations.
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