In the 1950's, the USA helped South Korea to

establish high-quality educational system

The economies of Japan and South Korea are similar because they

rely heavily on exporting manufactured goods

How are South Korean and Chinese economies similar?

They both export large amounts of goods to USA.

The Chinese government's support of limited capitalism has

widened the gap between upper and lower classes

Which statement explains how the economy of North Korea is different than most other economies?

North Korea seeks self-reliance, not international trade.

During the 1950s and 1960s, Japanese officials concentrated on

rebuilding and modernizing its factories

In recent decades, China and Mongolia have

moved toward having more market-oriented economies

The government of North Korea

is controlled by a single family

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1
South Korea and Japan have been highly successful
private militaries
agricultural based economies
national educational systems
single-party dictatorships
2
In North Korea, industry is controlled by
workers' collectives
the government
foreign investors
entrepreneurs
3
In the 1950's, the USA helped South Korea to
allow citizens to migrate north
fight a war against Japan
establish an agricultural economy
establish high-quality educational system
4
The economies of Japan and South Korea are similar because they
are heavily supported by foreign aid from USA
rely on natural resources from China and Mongolia
have largely self-sufficient economic systems
rely heavily on exporting manufactured goods
5
How are South Korean and Chinese economies similar?
They are both tightly controlled by the government.
They both rely on natural resources imported from Mongolia.
They both export large amounts of goods to USA.
They have both seen little growth since the 1990s
6
The Chinese government's support of limited capitalism has
increased immigration from other nations
improved productivity in the agricultural sector
improved the standard of living for its poor
widened the gap between upper and lower classes
7
What is the most significant difference between China and Japan?
the right to vote for president
the influence of culture
government censorship of media
a written constitution
8
Which statement explains how the economy of North Korea is different than most other economies?
North Korea wants a middle class, but not income inequality.
North Korea seeks self-reliance, not international trade.
It promotes agricultural exports instead of industrial
North Korea prefers foreign investment to entrepreneurship.
9
Which nation has a constitutional monarchy combined with a parliamentary democracy?
Mongolia
China
South Korea
Japan
10
During the 1950s and 1960s, Japanese officials concentrated on
growing all the food its people needed
building a strong army and navy
exporting natural resources
rebuilding and modernizing its factories
11
In recent decades, China and Mongolia have
built a large, stable middle class
moved toward having more market-oriented economies
increased their reliance on foreign aid
implemented widespread democratic reforms
12
Which problem resulted from North Korea's isolation from the global economy?
difficulty preserving cultural traditions
workers migrating to other nations
an unstable government
a low standard of living
13
Special economic zones established in China in 1979 were intended to
improve agricultural productivity
increase tourism
increase foreign investment
allow the government to own factories
14
The government of North Korea
does not allow elections
is led by a president
is controlled by a single family
gives opposition parties a voice in public policy
15
After World War II, China became a
communist state
constitutional monarchy
parliamentary democracy
multiparty republic

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