East Asia:
China, Japan and the neighbors they influence.
Hong Kong
Macau
Taiwan
North Korea
South Korea
Mongolia
Structurational relationship
Mount Everest
The highest mountain on Earth
Border between Napal and China
Communism in China
Modern China: Oct 1 1949 Tiananen Square Proclamation
Egalitarian bureaucracy
Mao essentially China’s new emperor
Improvements in standards of living
At what cost?
Mao’s
policies aare blames by critics for causing severe damage to the culture,
society, economy and foreign relations of china
The Cultural Revolution- Rid CCP of liberal bourgeoisie
A
period of social chaos and political anarchy in the PRC
After Mao
Deng Xiaoping (Never head of state)
Free market reforms (socialist market economy
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Great Wall of China; built to protect China from Mongolia
reorganizing and taking over China; falls mostly on Mongolian border
Taj Mahal: India, World Heritage site, architectural
elements from 7 different empires that controlled N India
Bollywood: World’s Largest movie industry in Mumbai India
Japanese Tea House: Cleansing sanctuary of meditation;
square structures mostly Japanese
Tiger Port takeover: busiest ports in earth are all in Asia;
shift in the 90s
Singapore: Known for its banking industry; very conservative
banking laws
Hindu Kush mountains; one navigatable roadway between
Afghanistan and Pakistan; Tiger Pass
Pakistan: Himalayan Moutains
Capital of Pakistan Islamibad
Mount Everest: Highest Peak on Earth
Taiwan (Republic of China): Island of Fermosa where leaders
of Republic fled during Chinese coup
Oil industry towers of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia; two tallest
towers in the world if you count the spires
One nation, two countries, Korea
Tiananmen Square in Beijing China: forbidden city;
Birds nest thing
Rice farming in S E Asia, Rice paddies on tiers only way to
create flatland to grow rice
Great Barrier Reef: Off the coast of Queensland, Australia.
Largest living organism
Uluru (Ayres Rock): aboriginal name vs British name, in
geographic center of Australia
Sydney Harbor Bridge (coathanger bridge)
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