Natural Resources
A resource that can naturally be replaced.
Renewable
The variety of cultures in a region.
Diversity
The largest religion in Indonesia.
Islam
A system where power spread from a central ruler.
Mandala System
Leader of a barangay.
Datu
Resources that cannot be replaced
Nonrenewable
Groups sharing the same language and culture.
Ethnolinguistic
Religion based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama.
Buddhism
Who is the leader of a Sultanate Group
Sultan
Free warrior class in Tagalog society.
Maharlika
Using resources wisely for the future.
Sustainability
Language family that includes Tagalog and Malay.
Austronesia
The law of cause and effect in Hinduism and Buddhism.
Karma
Empire that built Angkor Wat.
Khmer
Dependent class in pre-colonial Philippines.
Alipin
Renewable source of electricity from moving air.
Wind
Country with the largest population in Southeast Asia.
Indonesia
Belief that spirits live in nature.
Animism
Wealthy trading kingdom on the Malay Peninsula.A major trading port.
Malacca
Basic political unit before Spanish colonization.
Barangay
Resource greatly reduced by deforestation.
Language family that includes Thai and Lao.
Tai-Kadai
Hindu concept of duty and righteous living.
Dharma
Empire known for controlling maritime trade in Indonesia.
Srivijaya
Visayan term for the dependent class.
Oripun