Southeast Asia is called "the Crossroads of the World" because it is located along important _____.

Established in the A.D. 100s, _____ was one of the first important trade-based states in the region.

In which country did the Khmer Rouge develop?

Southeast Asia was important to Japan before and during World War II because it had valuable _____.

Formerly known as Siam, _____ was the only state in Southeast Asia that Europeans did not colonize.

The fabulous wealth of the _____ led European powers to seek ocean routes to Southeast Asia.

In the early 1500s, Portuguese navigators discovered they could reach India and Southeast Asia by sailing around the southern tip of _____.

By the 1600s, which religion had become dominant across much of the Malay Archipelago?

During the 1800s and early 1900s, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia became colonies of _____.

Where is the Vietnam Memorial Located?