East Asia: Japan

Which conclusion about religions of East Asia is best supported by the table?

• Buddhism is the most common religion in the region

• Christianity is not practiced in this area

• The Japanese do not have religious freedom

• Shinto is worshiped in Mongolia

This statue best represents:

• Importance of Buddhism to the culture of Japan

• Reincarnation and the Hindu Religion

• Significance of Daoism in Mongolia

• Shintohism in China

After World War II Japan:

• made economic and political reforms that led to growth

• became a communist country

• entered the Cold War with the Soviet Union

• placed more restrictions on its people

Which title best represents the chart?

• Effects of High Population Density

• Causes of deforestation

• Problems presented in North America

• Rapid Urabanization in Canada

Which of the following is best reflected by the remarks above?

• Students are very competitive with their peers

• Education is not a priority in Japan

• Students in Japan must attend college to get a job

• The Japanese Ministry of Education requires students to pay for textbooks

Which answer best describes Japan's political structure before WWII

• Monarchy-Limited Government

• Monarch-Unlimited Government

• Communist-Unlimited Government

• Communist-Limited Government

What American state was attacked by Japan in World War II?

• Hawai'i

• Arizona

• California

• New York

Japan is an example of:

• Peninsula

• Archipelago

• Delta

• Mesa

Which conclusion best supports the map provided?

• The moutainous terrain forces people to live in densely populated coastal areas

• Farmland covers the majority of each island in order to provide food

• Most people live in rural areas where they work in factories

• A warm climate causes drought which leads to desertification

Pick all that apply: Which urban centers can be found in East Asia

• Shanghai

• Tokyo

• Dubai

• Singapore