The PRC’s international position and relations with Korea, Tibet, Taiwan and the USSR (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards

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When did Zhou Enlai warn US about 38th parallel?

30 September 1950

What was the 38th parallel in Korea

Border between North and South Korea

When did Chinese forces intervene in Korean War

November 1950

When & where did Mao meet Stalin

December 1949 in Moscow

Treaty signed by Mao and Stalin in 1949

Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Mutual Assistance

Number of Soviet engineers sent to China

Approximately 10,000

Year Mao invaded Tibet

1949

Agreement granting Tibet autonomy in 1951

Seventeen Point Agreement

Year Dalai Lama fled Tibet to India

1959

When PRC replaced Taiwan in UN Security Council

1971

Year Agrarian Reform Law passed in China

1950

Purpose of Three- and Five-anti Campaigns

Combat corruption & enemies of the state

Target of Campaign to Suppress Counterrevolutionaries

Former Kuomintang supporters (academics, businessmen, officials)

What was the National People's Congress

Highest body of PRC government

What was Democratic Centralism

Leninist system where party votes are binding on all members

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