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23 Cards in this Set

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developing country
a country with low industrial production and modern technology, ex. north korea
developed country
a country with many industries and a growing economy, ex. south korea and japan
terrace
horizontal steps cut into leveled area near a hillside
double cropping
growing more than two crops in the same land
commune
a community where people share land, living and working as a group
dialect
different variations of a language, ex. Mandarin and Cantonese are variations of each other
nomad
a person who moves around from place tom place and does not have a settled home
homogeneous
similar or identical
ethnic group
a group of people that share culture, ancestors, and history
radical
extreme
red guards
students who rebelled violently against teachers, artists, musicians, scientists, doctors, anyone who preserved the current culture, carrying out Mao's policies
mao zedong
dictator of china from 1949-1976 who wanted to start china's society all over again, beginning very radical ideas such as the 'great leap forward' and the 'red guards'
free enterprise system
an economic system where people choose their own jobs, start their own businesses, own property, and make profits
gross domestic product (GDP)
the total value of ALL services and products in an economy
taiwan
the island where communists fled to after the war, where economy is growing dramatically
subsidy
money from the government given to private companies
recession
a period where economy is not growing or is dropping, the businesses that support it are shrinking or not making money
birthrate
the number of births in a year per 1,000 people
labor
the work people do for which they are paid
demilitarized zone (DMZ)
the border separating north and south korea
truce
an agreement to cease forces
diversify
to add variety
famine
a period of food shortage and starvation