Quarter 3, Unit 2, Korea, India, & Southeast Asia

Korea's National Dish: pickled cabbage and radishes

• Celadon

• Ondol

• Kimchi

• Reincarnation

The largest religion in India

• Reincarnation

• Karma

• Hinduism

• Sikhism

A public/private partnership between the Netherlands (the Dutch) and individual investors. The goal of the company was to make money off the spice trade. The function of the company was to privatize profit while collectivizing risk. This company was an example of mercantilism.

• Angkor Wat

• Dutch East India Company

• Mercantilism

• Celadon

The Hindu/Buddhist belief in rebirth of a soul in a new body.

• Reincarnation

• Karma

• Hinduism

• Sikhism

The largest temple complex in the world (still). Once the largest city in the world (1.5 million in 1250 A.D.)

• Celadon

• Karma

• Angkor Wat

• Mercantilism

Traditional Korean heating from outside the house.

• Celadon

• Ondol

• Kimchi

• Karma

A monotheistic religion founded in India (we have one of their temples in Lodi)

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

• Sikhism

• Islam

The Hindu/Buddhist belief that the sum of one person's actions in a previous life decides the fate of their future circumstances.

• Reincarnation

• Karma

• Kimchi

• Ondol

The economic system of Europe before capitalism. Mercantilist trading companies, like the Dutch East Indies Company, privatized profit while they collectivized risk.

• Hinduism

• Sikhism

• Maercantilism

• Reincarnation

A Korean porcelain which has a distinct blue/green color.

• Reincarntation

• Kimchi

• Ondol

• Celadon