Strategic Ambiguity as America's Policy Toward Red China

The term 'strategic ambiguity' refers to America's policy towards red china. It was created at a different time when the U.S. and China had very different economic, cultural, political, social and military landscapes. Some in the Nixon administration believed that teneman square would lead to a chinese version of the fall of the berlin wall. If not, then mass e amounts of american cash and investment could make them westernized. Eventually sellin the rope to hang American with victor.