Landforms
A colletion or network of islands.
Archipelago.
The largest ocean in the world.
Pacific Ocean.
Tallest twin towers in the world.
The Petronas Towers.
Communist leader for the Vietnamese, helping North Vietnam defeat the French and resist the Americans.
Ho Chi Minh (aka Nguyen Sinh Cung).
A large orange ape that only eats fruits and vegetables.
Orangutan
Humid, forested areas with diverse plant and animal life often found near the equator.
Rainforests.
A large ocean laying west of Southeast Asia
The Indian Ocean.
The former government building of South Vietnam and museum to represent the North Vietnamese victory.
Independence Palace.
Genocidal dictator of Cambodia who killed 2 million of his own people.
Pol Pot (aka Saloth Sar)
Country made up of over 7000 islands and various ethnic groups.
The Philippines.
The name of the place where Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand are all located.
Indochina.
The largest river in Southeast Asia, running through China, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia.
A buddhist temple covered in diamonds and gold.
The Shwedagon Pagoda.
First female president of Philippines.
Corazon Aquino
The most populated Muslim majority nation in the world with 285 million citizens.
Indonesia
A mountain or hill with a crater at its top, often releasing steam and magma.
Volcano.
A sea located south of China, east or the Philippines, west of Vietnam, and north of Malaysia.
Buddhist temple built by the Khmer Empire
Angkor Wat.
Burmese leader who led independence movement against the British.
Aung San
The ruler of Brunei holds two titles, what are they?
Sultan and Prime Minister.
Peninsula.
Body of water seperating Malaysia and Indonesia.
Massive complex of temples and pagodas in Myanmar.
Bagan.
Important figure who helped Singapore establish independence from Malaysia.
Lee Kuan Yew.
This nation was colonized by the French until being taken over by the Japanese during World War II. After the war, the nation fought for independence against France and then the United States.
Vietnam.