Unit 10: Southeast Asia Flashcards

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1
Q

In Oceania, many of the high islands are:

A

volcanoes

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2
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Australia is the ____ continent.

A

smallest and flattest

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3
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In Oceania, many of the low islands are:

A

coral reefs

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4
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Resources found in Southeast Asia:

A

fertile soil, fish, mineral sources

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5
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A Voyageur Canoe:

A

the water transportation of the fur trade

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6
Q

Three things Australia tried to reduce the rabbit population:

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bringing in foxes, building a fence, and infecting rabbits with a disease

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7
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The sight of US atomic weapons tests:

A

bikini atoll

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8
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Where are the Southern Alps?

A

new zealand: south island

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9
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Great Barrier Reef:

A

world’s largest coral reef

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10
Q

Where did the Pacific Island settlers come from?

A

Southeast asia

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11
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An Outrigger Canoe:

A

a float to help balance

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12
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Antarctica is around the:

A

south pole

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13
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Type of climate that has monsoons:

A

tropical wet and dry

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14
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Where is the largest supply of freshwater in the world?

A

antarctica

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15
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Where are the deserts found in Australia/Antarctica?

A

the oval center of australia and inland antarctica

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16
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The description of the climate in Australia and New Zealand:

A

modern climate

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17
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What influences the Australian climate?

A

mountains

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18
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________________ is important to the economy in Australia.

A

ASEAN

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19
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What country once occupied Southeast Asia?

A

Japan

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20
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What is the main source of industry in Southeast Asia?

A

agriculture

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21
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Subsistence activities:

A

families produce only the food, clothing, and shelter they need

22
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Chief crops grown in Oceania

A

banana, sugar, cocoa coffee, copra

23
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Copra

A

the dried inside of a coconut

24
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What countries belong to the British Commonwealth?

A

australia and new zealand

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Antarctica:
remains unsettled
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Australia, New Zealand, and Antarctica was the last region:
to be explored by Europeans
27
____________ was discovered in Australia in 1851.
gold
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Aboriginal people:
migrated to Australia 40,000 years ago
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A major part of Australia’s economy:
ASEAN
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Maori:
migrated to New Zealand before Polynesia 1,000 years ago
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New Zealand:
great concern for welfare and rights of citizens
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What is the major religion in Oceania?
christianity
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How many different languages are there in Oceania?
1,100
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By the year 2000, how many countries had research stations in Antarctica?
18
35
Describe Southeast Asia’s religion.
diverse
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The Philippines:
christianity : mostly catholic
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When did missionaries arrive in Oceania?
1800s
38
In order to prosper, Australia and New Zealand:
n/a
39
When did European control of Southeast Asia begin?
1500s
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Three ways European control changed Southeast Asia:
type of government, commodities produced, sparked nationalism
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Both Australia and New Zealand want to ______________ their economies.
n/a
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Push-pull has impacted Southeast Asia through _________________.
overcrowding, stums, pollution in cities, increase in trade and exports, a growing middle class, factories do not control population and use up valuable resources
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The British government:
claims land without making a treaty with the aborigines
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Industrialization:
n/a
45
Mabo Case:
court recognized abor. had been there before Euros arrived
46
Stolen Generation
n/a
47
Pull factors
pull people to a new place
48
Push factors
push people out of their homelands
49
Four victories for the Aboriginal people:
earned filled citizenship, given the right to claim land in the northern country, wik case, mabo case
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Wik Case:
court ruled abor. could claim land under pastoral lease
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Assimilation:
n/a
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When did the Aboriginal people earn their full citizenship?
1967