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This essay was made to fulfill the task of Final Examination Semester courses Introduction to Security Studies. This essay will attempt to answer about what are the driving factors of United States involvement in the Chinese Civil War. The reason the author chose the topic of what are the driving factors of United States involvement in the Chinese Civil War is because this issue covers the involvement of United States during the Chinese Civil War in 1945 - 1949, for in selecting the theme of the tasks of Final Examination Semester writer got topic the concept of "The Cause of War" on Chinese Civil War. More exactly the author will discuss “what are the driving factors of United States involvement in the Chinese Civil War” is based on the concept …show more content…

Therefore, in this case the author uses the concept of the cause of war in the discussion of what are the driving factors of United States involvement in the Chinese Civil War. Part of the cause of war concept involves the following thing, namely: what is war, the causes of war, and types of …show more content…

Thus, the United States entered into the Chinese Civil War to restrain the growth of communism in China and to defend United States country to balance its power with the Soviet Union, so that the Soviet Union could not become the most powerful state. United States is a country that has a super power after World War II with the Soviet Union, but in the Chinese Civil War United States lost this war when siding with China nationalist party. And in this case I assume that with the resignation of the United States while helping the Chinese nationalist party, because if the United States increasingly help Chinese nationalist party, the faster growth of the Chinese Communist Party. This is because the Chinese communists will continue to expand the territory of the continuing war between the Communist Party of China with the Chinese nationalist party. And it makes more and more followers of communism in China. Therefore, the United States left the Chinese nationalist party and Chinese communist party finally won the Chinese Civil

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