East Asia Cultural Diffusion Review

Which of the following accounts for most of the cultural diffusion to East Asia throughout history?

• War

• Trade

• Colonization

• Immigration

Which number is the location of the city of Tokyo? Refer to the diagram below.

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

The island of Taiwan is located directly to the east of —

• China

• Japan

• Philippines

• South Korea

Which number in the map indicates the nation of Indonesia?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

In East Asia, economies range from free markets in Singapore to a command economy in North Korea, yet most of the economies in East Asian countries are characterized by —

• monopoly markets

• mixed-market features

• government overregulation

• traditional economic activities

Based on the data in the table, which of the following best describes the level of economic development in East Asia?

• The standard of living is very low in most East Asian countries.

• Most East Asian economies can be described as less developed.

• East Asia is characterized by varying levels of economic development.

• Economic development in East Asia has surpassed that of any other region.

North Korea is considered an example of an unlimited government because —

• heredity determines who is the leader of North Korea

• military leaders in North Korea have nuclear weapons

• one family has ruled North Korea with absolute authority

• all economic decisions in North Korea are made by the leaders

Many human rights supporters view China's policy that limits each family to one child as a likely violation of which article?

• Article 13

• Article 12

• Article 10

• Article 9

Which government policy, intended to regulate society, is used in both North Korea and China?

• Bans against smoking

• Censorship of free speech

• Unrestricted travel vouchers

• Limitation of one child per family

In China, government policies made by the national government are carried out by provincial and local governments. Which type of organization of government is exemplified in China?

• Confederation

• Unitary system

• Free enterprise

• Federalist system