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PESTEL China 1. Politics Today’s China is the most populous country in the world and is so one of the most important political and economical forces in the world. 1.1. Country name In English China is official called “People’s Republic of China” https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ch.html and in Chinese “Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo” https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ch.html. 1.2. Capital The capital of China is Beijing, which is located

1949, signified the start of the country’s desire for social, political, and economic change. Mao Zedong, founder of the People’s Republic of China, grew up in poverty and aimed to dismantle a system of inequality and oppression. His platform was enticing and quickly supported by many. Still, this revolution was not a peaceful one. His Red Army successfully defeated both the US Army and the Japanese. As a result, China was reunified as a sovereign state. However, this seems to be the height of Mao Zedong’s

been in power since the communist party won the civil war in 1949. Ordinarily, any citizen over the age of 18 may apply for Party membership as long as they are willing to accept and abide by the Party’s constitution and policies. The National People’s Congress oversees the State Council, the Presidency,

China is one of the oldest civilization’s still around to this day. The Chinese culture has been around with records over 4000 years old. During its time, it has been both Democratic party and a Communist party, and is still to this day is a Communist party. While the Communist party has adopted aspects of capitalism, and over the years has relinquished some control. The Chinese culture is very different from that of America, as the Chinese government still has strict control over speech, assembly

U.S. population. Over time the population of those to fight in the war has grown. There are many important contributors to the war. One of them was General Douglas Macarthur, who was an American general and also chief of staff of the United States army. Macarthur commanded in World War two and successfully led United Nations in the Korean War. In his speech: Sylvanus Thayer Award Acceptance Address, he presents the importance of the war, which fighting for our country to protect us Americans is noble

difficult and require more time and forces to overcome than others. Until now, my biggest challenge has been transitioning from the military to the civilian sector. I have been working in the Army for five years. When I first joined, I was convinced that I would want to stay, get a degree, and even retire from the Army. My first orders lead me to El Paso, and I saw a tremendous unfortunate difference coming from New York. Therefore, as soon as my reenlistment window opened I immediately tried to move to

accessed the challenges facing China in a possible war was their military logistics and strategy. The dynamics and logistics of the Chinese military versus the Japanese army were incomparable. Mao recognized the Chinese army as smaller in size and weaker in defense. Mao concluded China is incapable of defeating the Japanese army using conventional military tactics. The Book, On Guerrilla Warfare, is a written proposal of Mao’s solution to the impending Japanese conflict. China’s only

Kim Jong-Un, the malicious leader of North Korea, is a man of great supremacy who only wishes to obtain power, and refuses to let anything get in his way – he wants to win at all costs. He is a controlling descendent of the Kim dynasty, who are known to be one of the world’s most secretive and consequential families. Kim is a tyrant, and much like Macbeth, he has a thirst and greed for power, and will abuse all that he acquires. This manipulative and greedy man validates how Shakespeare’s plays are

government to roving Communist guerillas, war is a horrific experience for everyone involved. The Vietnam War was the longest war in American history and was by far the most unpopular war America had entered in the 20th century. “It resulted in nearly 60,000 American casualties and in an estimated 2 million more Vietnamese”(WWW). Even today, many Americans still ask whether or not the American effort in Vietnam was a sin, a blunder, or even necessary, while others question whether it was a noble cause

New Deal and Social security: Before the 1930’s, the care for the elderly was of family or local concern. Following the economic crash of the Great Depression, some of the many “dangers” in life, including poverty, unemployment, and old age, were faced head on through the actions of the New Deal. The New Deal, created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, set up a series of domestic programs to decrease unemployment rates and salvage what was left of the economy. The poverty rate of the elderly