Exam 10: Southeast Asia

The deadly tsunami of 2004 was triggered by a giant earthquake just north of:

Borneo is best described as a(n):

At times,drought occurs in Southeast Asia as what climatic phenomenon results in cooler sea temperatures and severe drought?

Give an example of a push factor contributing to rural-to-urban migration in Southeast Asia.

What is the largest source of foreign exchange (currency)in the Philippines?

Less than half of Southeast Asia's population now lives in cities.

According to the textbook,how did Thailand manage to maintain its independence during the European colonial era?

What European colonial power established control of the Malay Peninsula,and thereby the Strait of Malacca,in order to protect the trade between China and its colony of India?

The islands of Southeast Asia are particularly wet due to monsoons and ITCZ effects.

Pancasila is a strictly secular philosophy.

What term describes a group of islands?

Which group did the Khmer Rouge target for labor camps and other atrocities?

The ancestors of many of the modern indigenous peoples of Southeast Asia crossed a land bridge,which has since been covered,between the mainland and islands.

During the civil war in Vietnam that followed the Vietnam War,the south emerged victorious.

How has urbanization in Southeast Asia transformed traditional marriage roles and family arrangements?

The energy created from heat stored in Earth's crust is called:

Name a country in Southeast Asia that occupies an archipelago.

Which indigenous people of Sarawak have received the support of a "sister city" in California?

Which of the following was NOT part of Southeast Asia's plan for economic development from the 1960s through the 1990s?

Which plate is NOT responsible for tectonic activity in Southeast Asia?