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Final Study Guide - Comparative Government | PLSC 115, Study notes of Political Science

Material Type: Notes; Professor: Diamond; Class: Comparative Government; Subject: Political Science; University: San Mateo County Community College District Office; Term: Unknown 1989;

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PLSC 115 Final Study Guide
China
Early history
Great divergence
Colonialism—Open door policy and spheres of influence
Founding of ROC and PRC
Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution
Nixon and China
Economic Liberalization
Tiananmen Square protest
Govt structure
Democratization
Population
Tibet and other ethnicities
Environment
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Mexico
Pre-Columbian civilizations
Conquest
Independence
19th century relations with the US
Revolution
Rise and decline of the PRI
Political parties today
Economy—“miracle”, NAFTA, poverty
Ethnicity
Zapatista movement
Congress, Presidency, Courts
Social Policy
Crime
Pemex
Immigration
Plus a few general topics from past parts of the class, and from class presentations
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China

Early history Great divergence Colonialism—Open door policy and spheres of influence Founding of ROC and PRC Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution Nixon and China Economic Liberalization Tiananmen Square protest Govt structure Democratization Population Tibet and other ethnicities Environment Hong Kong Taiwan

Mexico

Pre-Columbian civilizations Conquest Independence 19 th^ century relations with the US Revolution Rise and decline of the PRI Political parties today Economy—“miracle”, NAFTA, poverty Ethnicity Zapatista movement Congress, Presidency, Courts Social Policy Crime Pemex Immigration Plus a few general topics from past parts of the class, and from class presentations