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*Chinese nationalists fled to Taiwan *Communism spread throughout the mainland *The People’s Republic of China was formed All of the statements above were directly associated with which of the following people? Mao Zedong
2. Which is not a problem or issue associated with over-population issues in East Asia? import/export quotas
3. “Nature is a powerful force” is a statement that reflects an important theme in __________ art and culture? Japanese
4. The rapid growth of an “economic tiger” is not due to: dependence upon imports
5. The city located closest to the 36th degree latitude in South Korea is: Taegu
6. Taiwan has become an economic power in spite of its limited natural resources because of its: focus on manufacturing and highly trained, highly motivated work force
7. Because of the physical features of Japan, people in the region have had to: establish strict building codes and practice yearly disaster drills
8. “Contaminated Food from China Sold in the United States” “Computer Virus Shuts Down Hundreds of Businesses Worldwide” “Multinational Corporations Relocate Factories” These headlines are directly related to? economic interdependence
9. An example of high population densities causing spatial adaptations in Japan would be? Micro-hotels
10. One explanation for the population change from 2010 to 2050 in China is? China’s one-child policy
11. Despite controversy over the structure, the Chinese government maintains that The Three Gorges Dam is? a vital source of renewable energy
12. The Four Noble Truths are part of what religion? Buddhism
13. In the period since World War II, Japan has dealt with its shortage of natural resources mainly by following a policy of: developing many industrial products for export
14. A geographer could place China and North Korea in the same category because most of the people living in these regions — have a similar form of government
15. Japan is an example of a global economy because it -- imports natural resources from other countries and sells manufactured goods around the globe
16. Which resource has most contributed to China’s role as an important world power, influencing international relations in the twenty-first century? The world’s largest population
17. The most populated areas of China are its____________________________. eastern coastal regions
18. Which Asian nation’s economy is the least developed? Bangladesh
19. By 2050, what concern will China have to address because of changes in the structure of its population? the rising health care needs of an aging population
20. Koreans sometimes refer to their nation as a “shrimp among whales.” What do Koreans mean by this statement? Korea is surrounded by more powerful nations: Russia, China, and Japan.
21. Fast-food in other nations is an example of? The Diffusion of Cultural Food Practices
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