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A 7 page review of China's ecological resources and political structure. This paper describes China's main regions and traces her recent political history. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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7 pages (~225 words per page)
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The Peoples Republic of China is the third largest country in the world. As would be expected given the vast
expanse of her lands, China is characterized by a diversity of ecological areas. The Chinese comprise twenty-two percent of the worlds population (Wu). The country is characterized by
several distinct cultural and political institutions. Although changes have occurred over the countrys history those changes have been slow coming. Much has still to be resolved in regard
to human rights issues in particular. China is extremely interesting from both an ecological perspective and a humanistic and political perspective. Because
of the size of the country and various environmental types China is considered to have eight major classifications of the regions within the country. In the north, around fifty
five degrees north latitude, are subartic regions and in the south, at twenty degrees north latitude, are tropical lowlands (Waddle). The eastern part has fertile plains but deserts prevail
in the west. The southwestern part of China incorporates the Tibetan Highlands, a wide ranging plateau with the Himalaya Mountains on the south side, the Pamir Mountains on the
west side and the Kunlun on the north. The northwestern section of China contains the deserts. This section is called the Xinjiang-Mongolian Uplands and due to the remote
setting and extreme climate has very few people living there (Waddle). The area between the Eastern Lowlands and the Gobi Desert is known as the Mongolian Border Uplands.
The northern part of the region is too rugged to allow farming but the southern section is largely loess which is a very fine sedimentary deposit. The loess
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