Geography
This nation is considered a 'de facto' country.
What is Taiwan?
The first Communist leader of China.
Who is Mao Zedong?
Russia is THIS direction from East Asia.
What is north?
This is the system of Japan in which land was exchanged for loyalty or military service.
What is the feudal system?
Type of music that comes from South Korea.
What is "k-pop"?
Tallest mountain RANGE on Earth's surface that includes the tallest mountain, Mt. Everest.
What is the Himalaya?
Today, Chinese families are allowed to have THIS many children.
What is three?
Country that the U.S. holds a trade deficit with.
What is China?
This is the person who held the most political power during Japan's feudal system.
Who is the shogun?
Two staples found in most East Asian dishes.
What are rice & noodles?
East Asian country that holds the most resources in the region.
What is China?
Program established by Mao Zedong to rid China of any non-Communist viewpoints.
What is the Cultural Revolution?
China's _____ Party is the sole ruling party of the nation's government.
What is Communist?
The 2011 earthquake of Japan triggered a _______, which added to destruction tolls.
What is a tsunami?
Traditional Japanese poem with a structure of 3 lines with 5,7,5 syllables.
What is haiku?
River of China gets its name from the loess in the water and soil.
What is the Huang He (Yellow River)?
This is the last dynasty of China.
What is the Qing dynasty?
The two East Asian nations that hold the highest GNP, or the total value of goods and services produced by a country's residents.
What is China and Japan?
This city in East Asia was one of the first megalopolis examples in history.
What is Tokyo/Greater Tokyo?
Teachers are highly valued and students work hard in schools explains the value of THIS in East Asia.
What is education?
Traditional religion of Japan that influences the limits on deforestation in the nation.
What is Shinto?
This is how the Chinese reacted to the influence of Western society in their country.
What is the Chinese Revolution of 1911?
THIS reasoning explains why China holds the most resources in the region.
What is China is the largest country by land size?
The need for resources encouraged Japan to invade these regions of Asia during WWII.
What is Southeast Asia & the Pacific?
China's one-child policy & Japan's programs for childcare suggest that East Asian countries are dealing with ______ problems.
What is population?