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Who was Jawaharal Nehru?
What is the first prime minister of India and tried to keep India neutral.
Pakistan’s literacy rate is ______?
What is less than 60%
What was the Great Leap Forward and who led it?
What are small-scale farms were replaced by large government farms as part of economic and social change. However, the economy faltered and the new farms failed to produce enough food, causing millions to die of starvation.
What is Japan’s largest lake?
What is Lake Biwa that is Japan’s largest lake.
Biggest challenges and threats to Japan’s economy is?
What are supply issues, rising labor costs, and political issues
What is the concept of karma? What religion does it apply to?
What is the law of karma states that good deeds lead one to break the cycle of birth and death and attain salvation; religion - Hinduism and Buddhism
Which part of China contains most of the population?
What is Shanghai that contains the most population
What ethnic group is the largest in China?
What is ethnic Han Chinese contains 90% of the population
What are the samurai?
What is professional Japanese warriors
Who introduced Buddhism to Korea?
What are Korean rulers
What is the system of transportation that moves the most goods and people throughout India?
What are otorbikes and small tractors that are increasingly used by rural people for transporting and farming.
What dynasty ruled China for 700 years under a mandate from heaven? What dynasty followed?
What is the Shang dynasty that ruled for 700 years then the Zhou dynasty continued for the next 800 years still under the mandate of heaven.
China’s policy to reduce population growth was called?
What is the Great Leap Forward
What was the Meiji Restoration?
What is the political program that followed the destruction of the Tokugawa Shogunate in 1868, a collection of young leaders set Japan on the path of centralization, industrialization, and imperialism.
Why did support of North Korea by the Soviet Union end?
What is Soviet support for North Korea ceased with the fall of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War in 1991
Sikhism is a blend of what?
What is Sikhism that blends the elements of Hinduism and Islam, and it was created in Punjab in northwestern India.
When Confucius was alive, what dynasty was in power in China?
What is the Zhou Dynasty was in power during Confucius’ life.
Is Hong Kong an SEZ?
Yes, what is SEZ
Japan’s urban population is what fraction of the total population?
What is 4/5
Why is North Korea’s program to revitalize the farmland by giving farmers fertilizer not working?
What is its energy efficiency that is low
Pakistan’s total fertility rate is how much higher than the rest of the rest of the world?
50% higher than the rest of the world
China was 1st united under which China?
Who is Qin Shihuangdi who was the first to unify the country.
What is the leading cause of death in China and what is the cause?
What is cancer is the leading cause of death; Pollution is the cause of cancer
Describe Shinto
What is Shinto, is often practiced in a mix with Buddhism and even Christianity. Shinto emphasizes reverence for nature and is polytheistic. While it is unusual for Japanese children to receive formal religious instruction, many households have both a Buddhist altar and a Shinto altar.
4th most populated country in the world?
What is Indonesia that is the fourth most populated country in the world.