flict between the Communists and the Nationalists go back all the way to the 1920’s. Their basic differences were over the formal agreement to cooperate in the war against Japan. In the end the Communists were victorious by gaining the people’s enthusiastic supports. Chang resigned and fled to Taiwan which was the only territory the Red Army did not occupy.

The Civil War was also depending on the United States, meaning the Civil War would end early if the United States government abandons its policy of aiding Chiang-Kai-shek, withdraws its forces and carries out the agreement which was made in Moscow. The United States also refrained from dispatching large forces on China because they thought first of all that the Chinese people would oppose it; second that the American people would oppose it; and third that the people of the Soviet Union, Europe and the rest of the world would oppose it.

In conclusion I feel that the United States should have not intervened with the Chinese Civil War. I feel the Chinese could have easily worked it out themselves instead we caused more problems with our attitudes towards international responsibilities. What did our involvement in the Chinese

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