History of China
China has a history that spans some 3,500 years. It is perhaps one of the oldest most "great-aged" human civilizations ever recorded. 3,500 years of history is quite vast and many historians divide Chinese periods of political transformation and civil unrest's into 3 categories: The imperial (Dynasty) era, onto the transition of the republican period, and onto the current communist stage of Chinese history. For the sake of simplicity, I will cover the period leading up to the rise of the communist party and the country's transition to a socialist market-based economy. This period between 1949 and 1979 brought with it enormous transformations to traditional Chinese society. The "take-over" by a socialist regime in 1949 culminated in drastic structural and economic transformations, which have brought China to the forefront of the emerging global market. For most of its 3,500 years of history, China has been plagued with major famines, civil disturbances, and foreign occupation. To add to these unrest's, the traditional Chinese economy was primarily rural and hundreds of millions of people were forced to coexist under this scarce subsistence. Prior to the socialist rule in 1949, China's rural economy exper
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Approximate Word count = 3315
Approximate Pages = 13 (250 words per page double spaced)
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