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Title: China


1
China
  • By Khalil DePlanter
  • Jeremy Ferrer
  • Andrea Aguilar

2
Geography and Climate of China
  • China is located in Eastern Asia, bordering the
    East China Sea, Korea Bay, Yellow Sea, and South
    China Sea, between North Korea and Vietnam
  • The latitude and longitude of China is 35.00N,
    105.00E
  • China is mostly mountains, high plateaus, and
    deserts in the west.
  • The lowest point of China is Turpan Pendi at
    -154m
  • The highest point is Mount Everest at 8,850m
  • Climate is extremely diverse tropical in south
    to sub arctic is north
  • Capital city is Beijing

3
Tourist Attractions in China
  • The Great Wall of China
  • The Temple of Heaven

4
Population Information
  • Population is 1,343,239,923
  • Growth rate of China is .481
  • Morality Rate 36 Deaths / 100,000 live births
  • Infant Mortality rate 15.62 deaths / 1,000 live
    births
  • 17.6 under 18
  • 73.6 over 18
  • 3-4 Daoist, Buddhist, Christian
  • 1-2 Muslim
  • 91.5 Han Chinese
  • 8.5 Other Nationalities

5
Chinas Ethnicity graph
6
Facts on China
  • The Chinese military is the largest standing
    military in the world.
  • The demographics pose more job opportunities
  • Produces the most hardware in the world

7
Early Governments of China
  • Started in dynastic rule
  • 24 dynasties in total
  • Dynastic rule started with the Xia Dynasty
  • Dynastic rule ended with Qing Dynasty in 1912
  • Nationalist party founded in 1912 by Sun Yatsen
  • Kuomintang(Chinese Nationalists) fell in 1949

8
Communism in China
  • Communism sparked in China in 1949
  • Maoism, was Chinas variation of communism
  • Maoism was similar to Marxism
  • Based on Mao Zedongs beliefs
  • Maoism ended in 1976 but China remains communist

9
Revolutions in China
  • Cultural revolution in China
  • Revolution caused by Dissatisfied feeling with
    Chinas new direction
  • Mao in response to revolution launched massive
    political attack
  • Revolution caused Maos wife to launch media
    campaign against him
  • Mao was blamed for disorder and stripped of
    official position

10
Major Industries
  • Diverse economic sectors, reformed State-Owned
    enterprises
  • Power Industry, China is worlds second in
    generated electricity
  • Manufacturing/Automobiles, China was at the top
    in the 1990s
  • Worlds largest producer in Iron and Steel
  • Toy Industry alone brought in 10 billion US
    Dollars

11
Chinas industrialized state
  • China isnt fully developed but is quickly
    getting there
  • China at this moment is poor compared to high GDP
    countries
  • Theyre growing fast but the high population is
    holding them back
  • Chinas GDP was 8,400 per capita in 2011

12
Imperialism in China
  • Many countries were trying to colonize China
  • All these colonizers led to the Opium wars
  • China was just slowed from developing due to
    colonization
  • China isnt suffering too bad from it now

13
Chinas Rise
  • The peoples republic of China helped unite them
  • Chinese made an effort to graft western
    technology into China
  • Effort was known as the Self-Strengthening
    Movement

14
China during World War I
  • The Chinese we allied with the Allies during the
    war
  • Before the war they were with the Central Powers
  • China declared war on Germany to mainly gain
    recognition and power
  • Chinese assisted on the Western Front but didnt
    do any actual fighting
  • 10,000 Chinese dead at the end of WWI

15
Years during World War I
  • 1914, Primary government falls
  • 1915, Yuan Shikan excepted the Twenty-One Demands
    issued by Japan
  • Citizens took Yuan becoming emperor as a joke
  • 1916, Yuan abandoned emperor plans and died June
    6, 1916
  • August 1916 Sun Yatsen was back in China making
    speeches
  • 1917, China declared war on Germany
  • 1918, Beijing government signed secret deal with
    Japan accepting their claim to Shandong

16
China in World War II
  • China was with the Allied Powers
  • China was invaded by Japanese in 1931
  • Chiang Kai Shek attempted to resist Japanese in
    Singapore but failed

17
In China 1939-1945
  • 1939, China are attempting to resist Japanese
    forces
  • 1940, Japan takes Hong Kong peninsula
  • 1941, China breaks relationships with Germany and
    Italy
  • 1942, Singapore falls to Japan, Chinese defeated
    in Kinhwa
  • 1943, Chinese launch counter-offensive and retake
    Changteh
  • 1944, Chinese forces slowly retake their
    territory
  • 1945, Chinese forces push Japanese all the way
    back

18
Cold War in China
  • China was allied with the USSR
  • China had nuclear weapons and they were installed
  • Chinese Communists under Mao proclaimed the birth
    of the peoples republic
  • Chaing-Kai-Shek and Chinese Nationalist forced to
    flee

19
Chinas Influence
  • China was supported by the Soviet Union
  • Soviets help because of the fact that China was
    communist
  • To promote itself China got involved in the
    Korean War, threatening to send troops to attack
    U.S. forces
  • Soviets helped Mao fight off Nationalists and a
    mutual defense treaty was made against Japan and
    the U.S.

20
Years during the Cold War
  • Oct. 1 1949, Communist Mao Zedong take control on
    China
  • Dec. 1 1949 Chaing Kai-Shek moved to Formosa and
    started Nationalist government
  • 1950, China gets involved in Korean War
  • 1952, Five-Anti Campaign starts
  • 1958, The Great Leap forward starts
  • 1966, The Cultural Revolution happens
  • 1972, Richard Nixon goes to China
  • 1976, The arrest of Gang of Four and the deaths
    of Zbou Enlai and Mao Zedong
  • 1980, Trial for the Gang of Four
  • 1989, The Tiananmen Incident

21
Technology in China
  • Several kinds of Technology available in China
    like High-Speed Rails, Nuclear Power, Super
    Computers, etc.
  • The amount of technology in China helped
    massively because their large population
  • Technology has impacted China greatly allowing
    them to grow at an extreme rate each year

22
Pros and Cons of Chinas Technology
  • Pros
  • Cons
  • Faster Communication
  • Better Health Care
  • High wind generated electricity
  • Major environment problems like Air Pollution,
    Acid Rain, and land becoming deserts.

23
Occurred problems with China
  • Inflation
  • Population
  • Environmental Concerns
  • Consumption
  • Mobility management

24
Chinas Largest Problem
  • Chinas population is its hugest problem
  • Population is about 1.3 Billion people
  • China makes up 20 of worlds population
  • Chinese restricted to only having one child

25
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