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News Quiz: Relationship between Iowa and China

By IowaWatch | August 26, 2016
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Gov. Terry Branstad said in a summer IowaWatch interview that Iowa needs to maintain trade relationships with China and get good business deals with partners in that country. Iowa has built significant economic and diplomatic relationships with China since the 1980s. Find out in this news quiz how much you know about Iowa-Chinese relations.

Three questions that can help you know about this significant link

Quiz By: Jiangqi Guo/IowaWatchSource: United States Census Bureau website; 'China to buy $5.3B in U.S. soybeans,' by Donnelle Eller, The Des Moines Register, Sept. 24, 2015; 'China, Iowa sign soybean purchase for $5.3 billion,' by Rod Boshart, The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, IA), Sept. 24, 2015; 'Branstad sticking by ‘old friend’ Chinese President,' by Rod Boshart, The Gazette, Aug. 28, 2015; 'For the Vice President of China, Tea Time in Iowa,' Kirk Johnson, The New York Times, Feb. 15, 2012; 'Branstad: Support For Trump Boils Down To Choice Between His Party’s Nominee And Hillary Clinton,' by Thomas Nelson, IowaWatch.org, July 12, 2016; 'Chinese soybean buyers agree to multi-billion-dollar purchase during Iowa visit,' by Carrie Laughlin, Iowa Soybean Association, Sept. 24, 2015.
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