Presidents of U.S. during Vietnam War

former leaders of Indonesia

leader of the Khmer Rouge (great murderer)

leader of communist North Vietnam

freedom fighter of the Philippines (black tie)

leader of South Vietnam (assassinated)

leader of the Democracy movement in Myanmar, won Nobel Peace prize, allowing Genocide

Current President (dictator) of the Philippines, Killed thousands of his own people

battle where the French lost in Vietnam

Traditional religion of Southeast Asia (spirits)

Filipino communists

Myanmar's minority group of Muslims that are being killed by the government (Genocide)

Cambodian communists (French Red)

underground army in Vietnam

largest Hindu temple complex, found in Cambodia

temporary rule by the military (imposed by Marcos)

if one country falls to communism they all will fall

pride and loyalty to one’s country (Independence)

deliberate killing of an ethnic or political group

attacking South Vietnam through the neutral countries

right to demand taxes and labor from the Filipinos

In its histories the countries of Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam known as “Indochina” was colonized by what power?

In its histories the countries of Myanmar (Burma), Malaysia, and Singapore they were colonized by what power?

The country known today as Indonesia was colonized by what power?

The island nation of the Philippines was colonized by what power?

The countries of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia all developed what kind of economic system, where the government controls everything? But now they are changing.

The countries of Philippines and Thailand developed what kind of economic system, where the private citizens own companies and business?

The countries of Singapore and Indonesia developed what kind of economic system, where the government owns some companies?

What is the name of the transformed high school into a killing center in Cambodia, where the Khmer Rouge used torture?

What is the most strategic waterway in Southeast Asia?

What was the most powerful kingdom of Southeast Asia, it was located in present day Cambodia? (They had Angkor Watt Temple)

What climate region is most of Southeast Asia located in?

What is the most important crop of Southeast Asia and can be grown as “wet” or “dry”?

What country in Southeast Asia is one of the Asian Tigers due to its Industrial growth?

What natural resource in Indonesia causes the economy to boom or bust based on its price?

What is the longest river in Southeast Asia?

The Chao Phraya River flows through what capital city in Southeast Asia?

What Southeast Asian nation was the only one to escape foreign rule (imperialism)?

What power took over the Pagan Kingdom and ruled Vietnam for 1,000 years?

What unique crop comes from Southeast Asia that is commonly used today?

What incident led the U.S. to allow Johnson to send troops to Vietnam in 1964?

What country has Islam as its official religion?

What country has the largest population of Muslims in the world?

What religion has had the most impact culturally on the countries of Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam?

What is the most practiced religion in the Philippines?

What was the turning point in the Vietnam War for the U.S.?

Vietnamization was the policy to withdraw U.S. forces in Vietnam and allow the South Vietnamese to do more of the fighting. What President started this policy to end the war?

What type of warfare did the Viet Cong use?

What was the reason why Diem lost support in South Vietnam and was assassinated?

The country of Myanmar used to be called what? The name change was due to the large number of minorities within the nation.

The Dutch used what system on the island of Java that forced the people to plant 1/5th of their crops as cash crops?

The major reason that Portugal and Spain established water routes to Asia’s spice markets was to

Which statement about the impact of the AIDS epidemic in both Africa and Southeast Asia is most accurate?

The main reason Japan invaded Southeast Asia during World War II was to

The political ideas of Ho Chi Minh, Fidel Castro, and Pol Pot were strongly influenced by the writings of