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Unit 9 Review: East & Southeast Asia
Unit 9 Review: East & Southeast Asia
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17. Which East Asian country is famous for its cherry blossoms, often celebrated during springtime?
South Korea
Japan
China
North Korea
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6. Amid the 1970s, what factor emerged as a "push factor" influencing the populace of numerous Southeast Asian nations?
Economic prosperity
Violent conflicts
Political instability
Religious freedom
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18. What's the wall built across the north border of China for protection against invasions, mostly by nomadic groups?
The DMZ
The Great Wall of China
The Berlin Wall
Hadrian's Wall
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20. Which East Asian city is famous for its bustling street markets, neon lights, & vibrant nightlife?
Shanghai
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Beijing
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15. Tracing back to the 12th century, Hinduism & Buddhism permeated SE Asia from which specific geographical origin?
China
Mongolia
India
Japan
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3. What fundamental characteristic unites East Asia, South Asia, Europe, and Eastern North America?
High population densities
Similar climates
Shared political systems
Common language families
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8. If constructing a cartogram representing East Asia's population distribution, which nation would dominantly emerge?
China
Mongolia
South Korea
Japan
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11. Characterized by their role in governance & law enforcement, what title is attributed to Japanese military leaders?
Emperor
Daimyo
Shogun
Samurai
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19. What's the name of the traditional Chinese philosophy that emphasize harmony w/ nature & balance of opposing forces?
Buddhism
Legalism
Confucianism
Taoism
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9. Looking at ag practices of Incas/SE Asian cultures, what can be discerned from their utilization of terrace farming?
Modifying their environment
Development of advanced irrigation systems
Dependence on monsoon rains
Cultural exchange between regions
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2. Considering the densely populated riverbanks in Southeast Asia, what implications might residents face?
Risk of flooding and waterborne diseases
Improved agricultural yields
Easier transportation
Increased economic opportunities
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7. Which severe weather events wreak havoc, causing substantial devastation & loss of life?
Typhoons and monsoons
Droughts and heatwaves
Tornadoes and blizzards
Sandstorms and hailstorms
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4. Based on your prior geographical explorations, which religious tradition emerged through reforming an existing faith?
Shintoism from Buddhism
Buddhism from Hinduism
Christianity from Islam
Sikhism from Hinduism
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1. Within mainland Southeast Asia, which nation distinctly stands out as the most developed?
Laos
Thailand
Cambodia
Vietnam
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13. In the urban landscapes of Asia, what notable experiences typify families grappling w/ the lowest economic echelons?
Participation in cultural festivals
High levels of education and employment
Access to advanced healthcare
Higher mortality rates for children
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16. Which East Asian country is known as the "Land of the Rising Sun"?
China
North Korea
Japan
South Korea
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21. Which East Asian country is renowned for its ancient terracotta army, discovered near the city of Xi'an?
Mongolia
South Korea
China
Japan
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10. Delving into symbolism, what deeper significance lies behind the crimson circle depicted on the Japanese flag?
The unity of the Japanese people
The sun and its importance in Shinto belief
The imperial family's crest
The country's technological advancements
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14. What broader concept shows the popularity of K-pop music and Japanese cuisine, like sushi, within the US?
Economic trade agreements
Technological advancements
Military alliances
Cultural Diffusion
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22. What's Chinese festival celebrated on 15th day of the 1st lunar month, w/ colorful lanterns & sweet rice dumplings?
Mid-Autumn Festival
Qingming Festival
Lantern Festival
Dragon Boat Festival
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12. Bordering the vast expanse of East Asia, which two expansive bodies of water shape its geographical contours?
The Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean
The Yellow Sea and the Sea of Japan
The East China Sea and the Philippine Sea
The Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea
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5. How precisely did the bubonic plague propagate from Asia into Europe during the tumultuous fourteenth century?
By airborne transmission
Through contaminated water sources
Through direct human contact
Via trade on the Silk Road and infected fleas on rats