Chapter 16 East Asia Flashcards
(34 cards)
Taiwan has stopped short of claiming formal independence to avoid a threatened invasion by
China
Capital City of North Korea
Pyongyang
In 1989 where did students in Beijing unsuccessfully protest for greater freedoms from the Communists?
Tiananmen Square
capital city of Japan
Tokyo
What is another name for the region bounded by the Pacific Ocean, Russia, the Indian Subcontinent, Southeast Asia, and Southwest Asia?
Pacific Rim
Chinaβs largest city is____________
Shanghai
True or False:
The terrain in east Asia is essentially the same, dominated by fertile valleys and plains.
False
Capital city of South Korea
Seoul
What are the two main rivers in China?
Huang He and Chang Jiang Rivers
____ was a missionary to China with a mission headquarters in Shanghai.
Hudson Taylor
China is slightly _____ in area than the United States.
smaller
The leader of Tibetan Buddhism is called the
Dalai Lama
By what name do the Japanese refer to their country?
Nippon
What communist leader defeated the Nationalist Chinese Army and established the Peopleβs Republic of China?
Moa Zedong
____ is the largest city in Japan.
Tokyo
The Chinaβs most populous cities are in the __________
east
What is the name given to the border separating North Korea and South Korea?
demilitarized zone (DMZ)
Which two East Asian nations are divided into free and Communist countries?
China and Taiwan- North Korea and South Korea
Japanβs largest island is
Honshu
The predominant religion in Japan is
Shintoism
The Climate in East Asia ranges from tropical to __________
subartic
What is the religion of North Korea that focuses peopleβs attention on the countryβs dictator?
Juche
What is the name of the ancient warriors who protected the estates of Japanese feudal lords?
samurai
What structure was built during the 14th to 17th centuries to protect China from the Mongols and Turkic tribes
The Great Wall of China