Setting
•What is the largest country in East Asia?
China
•How has the U.S. influenced Asian culture?
Baseball
•What were ruling families in China called?
Dynasity's
•What type of government exists in China?
unitary system
•What kind of economy does North Korea have?
command economy
•How is being close to rivers helpful?
a great source of fresh water, good, fertile soil, and trade
•How many religions does China recognize?
5
•How did the Ming Dynasty contribute to the growth of China?
helped China expand trade, and almost completely rebuilt the Great Wall
•What would South Korea be considered –
rule by one, few, or many?
few
what economic level is japan?
level one
•Why does a majority of China’s population live in the east?
•due to deserts and mountains in the west
•What is the official language of China?
•The official language of China is Mandarin
•How did World War II come to an end?
dropped 2 atomic bombs on japan
•What type of government exists in China and Vietnam?
communist states
what economic level is china?
level two
•What physical feature serves as a natural boundary between China, India, and Nepal?
•Plateau of Tibet
what is the average GDP per capita for asia?
$10,000
•What were 2 items traded on the Silk Road?
silk, tea, paper, and spices were exchanged for wool, gold, and silver
•What would Brunei be considered – rule by one, few, or many?
rule by one
what economic level is Cambodia and Myanmar?
level three
•What major physical feature is east of East and Southeast Asia?
Pacific ocean
what are standards of living when it comes to the culture of a country?
life expectancy, GDP per capita, Literacy rate
•Who was the founder of the Mongol Empire that controlled most of China, and parts of Russia, and Eastern Europe?
Genghis Khan
•Does North Korea have a limited or unlimited government?
unlimited
what does the three levels of economic level mean?
level 1= developed
level 2= developing
level 3= underdeveloped