Culture & Belief Systems
Japan After WWII
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Why are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam connected?

They all worship the God of Abraham.

100

Which two cities were destroyed by atomic bombs 

Hiroshima and Nagasaki

100

What is deforestation?

Clearing large areas of trees.

100

What is a main difference in a presidential democracy?

The people vote directly for the president.

100

Which country is ruled by one leader with little citizen participation?

North Korea.

200

What is one example of an ethnic group?

Hispanics, Han Chinese, Irish, Native Americans, or Arab

200

What was the major problems Japan faced after WWII?

Its cities were destroyed and the economy was weak.

200

Why are rivers and oceans important for trade?

They allow goods to be moved faster and cheaper by ship.

200

In a market economy, who makes most economic decisions?

Businesses and consumers.

200

Who was Nelson Mandela?

A leader who fought against apartheid in South Africa

300

What does Shintoism focus on?

Worshiping nature spirits called kami.

300

What type of government did the U.S. help Japan create?

A democracy where people could vote.

300

What causes flooding in China’s Yangtze River region?

Melting glaciers and heavy seasonal rains.

300

What is a tariff?

A tax placed on imported goods.

300

Why do fewer people live in mountainous areas like the Himalayas?

It is hard to build homes and farms there.

400

Which religion teaches about karma, reincarnation, and many gods like Brahma and Vishnu?

Hinduism

400

How did the U.S. help Japan’s economy recover?

By providing money and resources to rebuild.

400

What is a health problem that are caused by air pollution in India and China?

Asthma, lung infections, and heart disease.

400

What is human capital?

The skills, education, and training of people.

400

What is civil disobedience?

Peacefully breaking unfair laws to protest them.

500

What is the main goal of Buddhism?

To reach nirvana and end the cycle of suffering.

500

What was one major social reform during the Allied Occupation?

Women gained more rights, including the right to vote.

500

What is the major cause of pollution in the Ganges River and the Yangtze River?

Waste from factories and untreated sewage.

500

What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

The total value of goods and services a country produces

500

What was the goal of the Great Leap Forward?

To quickly strengthen China by increasing food and industrial production.