HIST 114 Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Santa Barbara City College, Government Of China, Deng Xiaoping
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In the early 1980s, us president ronald reagan and chinese leader deng. Xiaoping signed landmark agreements that expanded trade and shared cultural, technical, and scientific knowledge between the two nations. In 1980, at least four years of college had been completed by 47 percent of. "model minority," which meant that the chinese were regarded as a minority immigrant group capable of succeeding in america: we worked hard and were able to save money instead of falling into debt. They were expected to deliver good, if not perfect, test scores: furthermore, students were required to excel while playing a musical instrument. Americans of all backgrounds, and working: by the early 1990s, chinatowns had been home to less than half of all chinese. American people: even so, the chinatowns kept on flourishing, there, new immigrants were feeling more comfortable, and visitors started to visit in large numbers.
