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WorksheetsAsian Country Comparison Chart
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 3hrs 0mins
Japan- Do they have a limited or unlimited government?
Limited
Unlimited
What type of government does Japan have?
Totalitarian Communist
Parliamentary Democracy
Federal Republic
Constitution-based Federal Republic
Japan's suffrage (voting age)?
18
17
20
21
What are two political parties found in Japan?
Democratic Party and Social Democratic Party
Bharatiya Janata Party and Marxist
Democratic Party and Republican Party
What is the GDP per capita of Japan?
$9,100
$1,800
$36,200
$3,900
What is Japan's literacy rate for males and females?
Male 99%; Female 99%
Male 73%; Female 48%
Male 96%; Female 89%
What are the top 3 religions in Japan?
Protestant, Roman Catholic and Mormon
Hindu, Muslim and Christian
Shintoism, Buddhism and Christianity
Buddhist, Confucionist and Christian
What year did Japan gain independence, and from whom?
January 1, 1912, from China
August 15, 1945, from India
Communist today
no colonial ruler
Which is the best summary of Japan's Civil Rights/Freedoms?
Because of American influence at the end of World War II, the Japanese Constitution includes a Bill of Rights similar to the U.S. Bill of Rights.
The Communist Party is the largest political party in the world. It is tightly organized and is harsh in keeping its grip on power.Citizens above the age of 18 are entitled by the Chinese constitution to basic political rights
The Constitution of India protects equality before the law, speech, religion, culture and information.
China- Do they have a limited or unlimited government?
Limited
Unlimited
What type of government does China have?
Parliamentary Democracy
Democratic Party and Republican Party
Communist
Constitution-based Federal Republic
China's suffrage (voting age)?
18
20
17
21
Which political party is found in China?
Republican Party
Bharatiya Party
Marxist
Communist Party
What is the GDP per capita of China?
$9,100
$36,200
$1,800
$3,900
What is China's literacy rate for males and females?
Male 99%; Female 99%
Male 96%; Female 89%
Male 73%; Female 48%
What are the top 3 religions in China?
Hindu, Muslim and Christian
Shintoism, Buddhism and Christianity
Protestant, Roman Catholic and Mormon
Buddhist, Christian and Islam
What year did China gain independence, and from whom?
No colonial ruler
January 1, 1912 from the Qing Dynasty
August 15, 1945, from Japan
May 3, 1947, from the United States
Which is the best summary of China's Civil Rights/Freedoms?
Because of American influence at the end of World War II, the Japanese Constitution includes a Bill of Rights similar to the U.S. Bill of Rights.
The first ten amendments of the Constitution are known as the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights protects rights such as freedom of religion, assembly, speech, press, and the right to keep and bear arms.
The Communist Party is the largest political party in the world. It is tightly organized and is harsh in keeping its grip on power.Citizens above the age of 18 are entitled by the Chinese constitution to basic political rights
India- Do they have a limited or unlimited government?
Limited
Unlimited
What type of government does India have?
Totalitarian Communist
Federal Republic
Parliamentary Democracy
Constitution-based Federal Republic
India's suffrage (voting age)?
18
20
17
21
What are two political parties found in India?
Democratic Party and Social Democratic Party
Democratic Party and Republican Party
National Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party
What is the GDP per capita of India?
$9,100
$36,200
$1,800
$3,900
What is India's literacy rate for males and females?
Male 99%; Female 99%
Male 73%; Female 48%
Male 96%; Female 89%
What are the top 3 religions in India?
Hindu, Muslim and Christian
Protestant, Roman Catholic and Mormon
Shintoism, Buddhism and Christianity
Buddhist, Christian and Islam
What year did India gain independence, and from whom?
May 3, 1947, from the United States
No colonial ruler
January 1, 1912 from the Qing Dynasty
August 15, 1947, from the UK
Which is the best summary of India's Civil Rights/Freedoms?
Because of American influence at the end of World War II, the Japanese Constitution includes a Bill of Rights similar to the U.S. Bill of Rights.
The Constitution protects equality before the law, speech, religion, culture and information.
The first ten amendments of the Constitution are known as the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights protects rights such as freedom of religion, assembly, speech, press, and the right to keep and bear arms.
North Korea- Do they have a limited or unlimited government?
Limited
Unlimited
What type of government does North Korea have?
Totalitarian Communist
Federal Republic
Parliamentary Democracy
Constitution-based Federal Republic
North Korea's suffrage (voting age)?
18
20
17
21
Which political party is found in North Korea?
Bharatiya Janata Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Korean Worker's Party (Communist)
What is the GDP per capita of North Korea?
$9,100
$36,200
$1,800
$3,900
What is North Korea's literacy rate for males and females?
Male 99%; Female 99%
Male 96%; Female 89%
Male 73%; Female 48%
What are the top 3 religions in North Korea?
Hindu, Muslim and Christian
Protestant, Roman Catholic and Mormon
Shintoism, Buddhism and Christianity
Buddhist, Confucionist and Christian
What year did North Korea gain independence, and from whom?
May 3, 1947, from the United States
No colonial ruler
August 15, 1947, from Japan
January 1, 1912 from the Qing Dynasty
Which is the best summary of North Korea's Civil Rights/Freedoms?
Citizens have the opportunity to vote, but the Communist Party is the only political party and chooses the one person to vote for. There are government sponsored religious groups that exist only to give the impression of religious freedom. The government has total control over every aspect of peoples’ lives, including where they can live, work, go to school, or travel.
Because of American influence at the end of World War II, the Japanese Constitution includes a Bill of Rights similar to the U.S. Bill of Rights.
The Constitution protects equality before the law, speech, religion, culture and information.
