GP U3AOS2 - China Revision

This term refers to refers to groups of people claiming common bonds based on culture, language, and history.

• Country

• Nation

• State

• Nation-State

Match the Foreign Policy Instruments to types of Power

• Military Power

• Megaphone Diplomacy

• Diplomatic Power

• Aid

• Economic Power

• War games

• Diplomatic Power

• Trade

• Economic Power

• Hosting summits

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Trade

,

(b) Aid

,

(c) Cultural Power

• Confusicus Institutes

• Hollywood censorship

• Aid to the Pacific $1.62B (2009-2017)

• Trade sanctions

• 2B Covid-19 Vaccine Doses

• 2m surgical masks to Italy

• Chequebook Diplomacy (withdrawing money)

• China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (chAFTA)

The type of foreign policy instrument China is using in this example is.....(one word)

Which ONE national interests is China boosting by sending trains along the BRI train lines?

• National Security

• Economic Prosperity

• Regional Relationships

• International Standing

Which ONE national interests is China boosting by promoting the BRI as the 'Health Silk Road'?

• National Security

• Economic Prosperity

• Regional Relationships

• International Standing

Which of the following are examples of China using grey zone tactics?

• Military parade in Beijing

• Use of non-lethal weapons to drive others away

• Use of the P5 veto in the United Nations

• Employment of maritime militia to patrol the South China Sea

• Jet fly overs and 'punishment' war games

This term describes a sovereign state whose citizens or subjects are relatively homogeneous in factors such as language or common descent.

• Country

• Nation

• State

• Nation-State

Examples of ​

• (a)  

  include: ​

  - Pulled NBA broadcasts from Chinese TVs for 18 months, an industry that is worth hundreds of millions of dollars, in response to a tweet supporting the protesters in ​ (b)   ​ (2019)​

• - Provided generous​

  (c)  

  to developing states like the Solomon Islands. As a result, the Solomon Islands formally recognised ​ (d)   (e)   in 2019 after promises of millions of dollars in aid money. China placed trade sanctions on Australian exports in 2020 in response to the Covid 19 inquiry, including bans on barley which was worth $1 billion in 2017. ​

• Hong Kong
• China
• Taiwan
• aid packages
• chequebook diplomacy
• megaphone diplomacy

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Idealism

,

(b) Pragmatism

• Mask and vaccine diplomacy

• Claiming Taiwan as a 'rogue province'

• Placing trade sanctions on Australia

• Promotion as a responsible global leader

• Claiming sovereignty of the South China Sea

• Easing trade sanctions on Australia

• Ignoring the UNCLOSS ruling

• Imprisoning 1M Uighurs in 'vocational centres'

• Entering trade relations with ASEAN

• Joining the Paris Climate Agreement