East Asia Vocabulary
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- Q1when a city grows larger and spread into nearby areasurbanization30sEditDelete
- Q2the art of turning written word into beautiful, expressive images; considered one of the highest forms of are in China and Japancalligraphy30sEditDelete
- Q3a situation that occurs when the value of a country's exports is higher than the value of its importstrade defecit30sEditDelete
- Q4a series of ocean waves generated by earthquakes, landslides, volcanic activity, or other disturbances below or on the seafloortsunami30sEditDelete
- Q5China, Japan, North Korea, and South Korea.major countries in East Asia30sEditDelete
- Q6a rising global powerChina30sEditDelete
- Q7supported by the United States during the Korean WarSouth Korea30sEditDelete
- Q8neutral territory located between North and South Koreademilitarized zone30sEditDelete
- Q9highly industrialized nation with one of the strongest economies in the worldJapan30sEditDelete
- Q10Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Philippinesmajor countries in Southeast Asia30sEditDelete
- Q11crowded areas along river valleys, basins, deltas, or on coastal plainsdense population areas30sEditDelete
- Q12the region faces challenges deadly tsunamis and earthquakesPacific Rim30sEditDelete
- Q13the one on the mainland (communist) and the island of Taiwan (nationalist)Two Chinas30sEditDelete
- Q14program to increase industrial output failed resulting in widespread famineMao Zedong's Great Leap Forward30sEditDelete
- Q15in 1979, required families to have no more than one childOne Child Policy30sEditDelete
- Q16due to air and water pollution from industryenvironmental protection efforts30sEditDelete
- Q17Buddhism, Daoism, Confucianismreligious and belief systems30sEditDelete
- Q18tai-chi, tae kwon do, and baseballpopular pastimes30sEditDelete