Did the governments of China, Mongolia, or Taiwan change after the 1980s? If so, which changed, and how?

A. The governments in China and Taiwan wanted to exercise more control over their economies.

B. China's Communist Party allowed new political parties after the Tiananmen Square protests.

C. Mongolia and Taiwan allowed new political parties to take part in elections.

D. The governments of China, Mongolia, and Taiwan did not change after the 1980s

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Derick Barton

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9 October, 21:59

Did the governments of China, Mongolia, or Taiwan change after the 1980s? If so, which changed, and how?

A. The governments in China and Taiwan wanted to exercise more control over their economies.

B. China's Communist Party allowed new political parties after the Tiananmen Square protests.

C. Mongolia and Taiwan allowed new political parties to take part in elections.

D. The governments of China, Mongolia, and Taiwan did not change after the 1980s

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Lorenzo Navarro · Answer 1

"A. The governments in China and Taiwan wanted to exercise more control over their economies" is the best option from the list, since they were struggling to maintain a prominent position in the world economy with their current system, which allowed small amounts of capitalist influence.