Test Your Knowledge on the One-China Policy and the First Island Chain Strategy

• The One-China Policy acknowledges only one Chinese government and considers disputed territories as part of mainland China.
• The US has unofficial ties with Taiwan and follows a strategy of strategic ambiguity.
• India follows the One-China Policy but has established diplomatic offices with Taiwan for commerce, culture, and education.
• India stopped using the term One China in 2010 due to increased Chinese aggression.
• India has signed a Double-Taxation Avoidance Agreement and a Bilateral Investment Treaty with Taiwan.
• The First Island Chain includes US-friendly territories crucial to US foreign policy and serves as the maritime boundary between several seas.
• The Bashi Channel and Miyako Strait in the First Island Chain are critical chokepoints for China.
• The Island Chain Strategy was formulated by the US in 1951 to contain the USSR and China with naval bases in the western Pacific region.
• China sees the recent visit of the US House Speaker to Taiwan as a contravention to the One-China Policy.
• The One-China Policy has been in place since the 1970s.

Test your knowledge on the complex and sensitive relations between China, Taiwan, and other countries with this quiz. Learn about the One-China Policy and its implications, the US strategy of strategic ambiguity, India's diplomatic approaches, and the Island Chain Strategy. Discover critical chokepoints and territories in the western Pacific region and their significance to US foreign policy. See if you can answer questions on recent events and controversies surrounding Taiwan's status and the One-China Policy.