Containment in Asia
- Created by: LauraNannini
- Created on: 20-04-20 10:04
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- Topic 5
- Post war Japan
- Economic stabilization
- Increased regulations of trade
- Increased regulation of foreign exchange
- Stricter lending criteria
- More efficient taxation system
- General agreements on tarrifs and trade
- Created at United Nations
- USA demanded that Japan joins to prevent them from trading with communist China
- San Fransisco peace treaty
- Did
- Force Japan to renounce any claims to neighbouring territories
- Recognised the full sovereignty of Japanese people
- Did not
- Hold Japan responsible for war
- Place significant restrictions on Japan's economy
- Restrict future political models
- Impose reparations on Japan
- Restrict Japan's re-arment
- Did
- The USA required Japan to sign a bilateral security agreement called ' US-Japan security treaty
- This allowed USA to Veto Japan, Gave them administrative control of Okinawa and the right for them to use military force in Japan in the unrestricted military bases.
- Economic stabilization
- Jiang Jieshi & China
- 1949 the anti communist party lost during the Chinese civil war
- Jiang Jieshi was exilled to Taiwan by the Communists
- Chinese communist party was lead by Mao Zedong
- June 1949 China announced their USSR alliance
- Dean G. Anderson supported Jian Jieshi of Taiwan and gave him reinforcements for the sino-soviet alliance
- NSC-68
- USA's atomic monopoly ended in 1949 when the USSR developed their own
- The loss of China to Communism made the 'National Security council resolution 68' come into play
- NSC-68 stressed the importance of the USA's build up of political, economic andmilitary power to handle situations in Asia
- Post war Japan
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