Taiwan's Political Relations and Policies

The video discusses Taiwan's complex international status, focusing on its diplomatic relations, particularly with the United States, and China's efforts to isolate it. It covers the historical context of US-Taiwan relations, China's military responses to diplomatic visits, and the internal political dynamics within Taiwan. The video also highlights China's attempts to influence Taiwan's elections and the international community's support for Taiwan amidst these tensions.

What recent change in Taiwan's international status prompted speculation about a major shift?

• Taiwan hosting the Olympics

• Taiwan's representative changing her title to 'Taiwan Ambassador to the U.S.'

• Taiwan joining the United Nations

• Taiwan signing a trade agreement with China

Why did the US break off diplomatic relations with Taiwan in 1979?

• To support Taiwan's independence

• To align with the Soviet Union

• To establish relations with the Chinese Communist Party

• To promote democracy in Asia

What policy does the Democratic Progressive Party in Taiwan support?

• Taiwan as a province of China

• One China policy

• Cross-strait reunification

• Taiwan as a sovereign and independent country

What was the Sunflower Movement in Taiwan a response to?

• A diplomatic visit from the US

• An election interference by China

• A military threat from China

• A trade agreement with China

What tactic did China reportedly use to influence Taiwan's 9-1 election?

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Economic sanctions

• Military invasion

• Cyber manipulation and online rumors

Which countries broke off diplomatic relations with Taiwan in 2018 under China's influence?

• Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji

• Japan, South Korea, and India

• United States, Canada, and Mexico

• Dominican Republic, Burkina Faso, and El Salvador

What significant policy did the Trump administration pass regarding Taiwan in 2018?

• Taiwan Defense Pact

• Taiwan Travel Act

• Taiwan Independence Act

• Taiwan Trade Agreement

How did Beijing react to the Czech Republic's delegation visit to Taiwan?

• By claiming the Czech Republic would pay a heavy price

• By threatening economic sanctions

• By offering diplomatic talks

• By welcoming the delegation

What is the main concern of the Chinese Communist Party regarding Taiwan's growth?

• It will lead to economic decline in China

• It will undermine the CCP's legitimacy

• It will cause military conflict

• It will increase Taiwan's population

What critical step did Taiwan's President mention in relation to US-Taiwan relations?

• Establishing a new political party

• Joining the United Nations

• Signing a peace treaty with China

• Taking a critical step forward in relations with the US