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Unit Test Review-East and Southeast Asia
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1
What religious or set of beliefs stresses living simply in harmony with nature?
Confucianism
Communism
Buddhism
Daoism
2
How did the geography of the region contribute to the establishment of Port Singapore
Flat grassy land that can support tea production
Experiences mild and dry climate
East access to fresh water
Ideally located along shipping routes
3
What would summarize a voting difference between the United States and Thailand?
Voters in Thailand directly elect all government leaders
American citizens voting is a responsibility, In Thailand it is Required
Most officials in Thailand are appointed by a king
Thailand onstitution does NOT allow voting while the U.S. constitution does
4
What does Daoism reflect?
Respect your elders
Urbanization has a negative effect on culture
Art should be affordable to all social classes
Stresses living Simply in harmony with nature
5
Which East Asian country operates most like the ECONOMY of Japan
Taiwan
North Korea
China
South Korea
6
North Korea's Authoritarian policies have resulted in?
Conservation of technology
High tech medical facilities
Development of medical technologies
Loss of Human rights such as low use of personal technology
7
How has the history of Southeast Asia contributed to the % of people practicing Buddhism?
Buddhism began in Cambodia and spread to neighboring nations
Indian invaders brought Buddhism to the region
European traders brought Buddhism from India
Trader & Travelers from South Asia brought beliefs with them
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What number represents Tokyo
1
3
2
4
9
Which country in East Asia relies more on agriculture than other countries
Taiwan
South Korea
Japan
North Korea
10
Which BEST explains why Suharto limited the rights of his opponents?
So He was able to establish a new constitution
So He was able to expand economy
So He was able to keep control of the government
So he was able to introduce new domestic opponents
11
What number represents Indonesia?
1
3
2
4
12
What statement can best describe East Asia's economic development?
Standard of living is very low in most Asian countries
Most Asian economies can be described as less developed
Characterized by varying levels of economic development
Economic development in East Asia has surpassed all regions
13
What government policy, intended to regulate society, in both North Korea and China?
limitation of one child per family
Unrestricted travel vouchers
Bans against driving
Censorship of Free Speech
14
What geographical factors explains the concentration of China's cities in the East and Southeast
High temperatures in the North
Dense Forest in the West
Mountains and Deserts in the West
Vast Plains in the NOrth
15
How does the physical geography of Southeast Asia contribute to the diversity of culture
A vast archipelago of thousands of islands facilitated trade
Tall mountain ranges isolated cultures
Large grasslands allowed multiple empires to dominate region
Narrow peninsula connected different societies
16
Why is the majority of China's population located in eastern China?
Concentrated near Hong Kong to gain financial advantage
Most of China population is living in the countryside
Gobi Desert in the North has pushed China's population West
Mountains and desert barriers have concentrated population
17
What article is a violation of human rights
Article 13
Article 10
Article 12
Article 14
18
How was Islam brought from Saudi Arabia to Indonesia?
Arabic traders who arrived by ship to spread Islam to native population
Telecommunications and technology like radio and television
Arabic invaders conquered the native Indonesian population over 1000 yr ago
Indonesian political leaders were converted to Islam
19
The modification in the picture was intended to--
Provide a north-south transportation route
Warn the Chinese population about earthquakes
Create hydroelectric power
Protect small villages from flooding
20
What country in EAST ASIA is Rule by ONE
China
North Korea
Japan
South Korea
21
Why did Suharto limit the power of his opponents?
To form a new constitutions
Introduce domestic reforms
To keep control of the government
Expand economy
22
Which country has UNLIMITED government?
China and North Korea
China
North Korea
Japan
23
The people's Republic of China's government is led by--
Communist Party Officials
Official Monarch
Council of Generals
Life-long dictator
24
What way has the collective farming policy of North Korea been unsuccessful?
Production has become very expensive
Polluting the environment
Widespread famine
Overproduction has created a storage crisis
25
What religion was brought to Korea and later carried to Japan by Chinese missionaries
Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
Shinto
26
What would likely be the reasoning for blending of French and Vietnamese cuisines?
Globalization of food
Geographic location
Colonial history of the region
Proximity to the Ocean
27
Why are the opportunities for citizen participation in North Korea suppressed?
Capitalism
Religious leaders are in control
North Korea is an Unlimited Government
North Korea is a Limited Government
28
Many Cultures in East Asia believe in strong respect for elders--this reflects what tradition?
Confucianism
Capitalism
Shintoism
Hinduism
29
What country in East Asia has historically experienced more diffusion from Western Nations?
South Korea
Japan
North Korea
Taiwan
30
How has the government of Indonesia changed from the leadership of Suharto today?
Socialist to Democratic
Monarchy to Constitutional Republic
Tribal to confederation
Unlimited to Limited Government
31
Where is Taiwan located in relation to China
North
South
East
West
32
Which of the following account for most of the cultural diffusion to East Asia
Colonization
Trade
Immigration
War
33
Why is Angkor Wat prominently displayed on Cambodia's flag?
Symbol of long religious and political history of the people
Symbol of Cambodian Monarchy
Symbol of Cambodia's commitment to economic reform
Symbol of Cambodia's democracy
34
Traders using the Silk Road had to overcome physical barriers posed by mountains and--
Desert climate conditions
Oceans
Rivers
Great Wall of China
