Review (China, North Korea, South Korea, and Japan)

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Where did Chinese students protest for democracy in 1989?

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Tiananmen Square

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This policy is an example of when the Chinese Communist Party took control over the lives of Chinese citizens. They believed the population was growing too large. What policy did the Communist Party make?

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The One Child Policy

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Which statement below is true about the United States and China? Options: Chinese citizens are allowed to criticize their government, but U.S. citizens are not. Chinese citizens are allowed to vote and U.S. citizens are not. Both governments are limited, but only the United States has freedom of religion. U.S. citizens have the right to protest but Chinese citizens do not.

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U.S. citizens have the right to protest but Chinese citizens do not.

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This is a series of trade routes in ancient times that allowed people to trade goods to foreign lands and share their culture.

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The Silk Road

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What is an SEZ?

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An area in China designed to increase foreign investment (places other countries would start businesses in China)

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China's economy has changed in recent years. Which description is the best? Capitalist/Free Enterprise exactly like the U.S., Traditional economy, A mixture of Communism and Capitalism, A mixture of Traditionalism and Communism

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A mixture of Communism and Capitalism

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What is China's economy known for?

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cheaper labor and a large workforce.

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An important river that flows west to east in China and supports a large population is called the ...

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Yangtze River

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Which of the following is an advantage of the Three Gorges Dam?
Options:
It flooded over 1000 historical sites.
Many people lost their homes.
It makes weather patterns safer.
It generates electricity for many Chinese people.

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It generates electricity for many Chinese people.

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Why do more people live on the eastern coast of China, close to the ocean, rather than in the western part?

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The rivers in the region provide drinkable water and transportation for early civilizations.