Exam 10: Southeast Asia

The religions of Southeast Asia have undergone change as a result of exposure to each other.

What is the name of the continental shelf that was exposed in Southeast Asia during the last ice age?

Shifting cultivation is also known as ______________ cultivation.

The main river of Thailand is the ______.

Which two countries of Southeast Asia rank very high on per capita GNI and the Human Development Index?

What is the term used to refer to a situation in which many groups of people have lived together for a long time yet remained distinct?

The mainland portion of Southeast Asia is sometimes known as:

What is the name of Indonesia's controversial national ideology that has stymied participatory democracy in that country?

Which country has introduced a two-child family policy?

Which Southeast Asian country has the highest rate of urbanization?

Solar energy is a promising form of energy in the countries of Southeast Asia because:

Which island is home to three countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei?

During the colonial period, the Dutch made strong efforts to establish Protestantism as the dominant religion of the Dutch East Indies.

Which of the following was NOT colonized by the British?

During the 1980s and 1990s, the countries of Southeast Asia traded more with China and wealthy nations than they did with each other.

In Southeast Asia, national governments have usually sided with labor unions that have sought better working conditions from employers.

All of the following nations are located, in part or in whole, on Borneo EXCEPT:

Due to their size, most primate cities have effective systems in place for providing sufficient housing, water, and jobs for the population.

What European power created its colony of Indochina out of the present-day countries of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos?

Which activity has been particularly useful in helping the indigenous people of Sarawak stop the expansion of oil companies and the clear-cutting of forests?