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Chapter 14 East Asia

chapter 14

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What is the smallest country in this region? Taiwan
What is the largest country in this region? China
What area is sometimes called "the roof of the world"? Plateau of Tibet
What country is impacted by more than 1,000 earthquakes each year? Japan
Which area is one of China's most productive farming areas? North China Plain
What is the third longest river in the world and longest river in Asia? Chang Jiang or Yangtze
How did the Huang He (Yellow) River get its name? the river picks up loess which makes it look yellow
How are resources distributed in this region? unevenly
What natural resource does China have the largest deposits of in East Asia? fossil fuels
Why has forestland declined in eastern China? people cut down trees for heating, building, and farming
What two countries in this area are among the world's leading industrial nations? Japan and Taiwan
Why does Japan limit logging in some areas? Japanese consider many forest areas to be sacred
What prevented early foreigners from invading China? natural barriers like seas, mountains, and deserts
Buddhism came to China from what country? India
What is communism? system in which government controls all economic goods and services
How did many Chinese react to the growth of Western influence in their country? they were angry, and it fueled a revolution
Why did Japanese rulers isolate their country from foreigners in the early 1600s? they feared European powers were planning a military conquest of the island
What was the goal of the Great Leap Forward? to increase China's industrial output
What country became a global economic power by the 1990s? Japan
What is China's "one child" policy? government's policy that families can have no more than one child to slow population growth
What is Japan's population like? aging
How does Japan encourage population growth? encourages births by providing programs like child care
Within East Asian countries are people ethnically homogeneous or heterogenous? homogeneous
What is the art of turning the written word into beautiful, expressive images? calligraphy
Many goods manufactured in East Asia are shipped to what areas? United States and Europe
What are the Kuril Islands? an archipelago
Who is fighting over the Kuril Islands? Russia and Japan
What is called "one of the most vertical places on earth"? Hong Kong
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