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Physiological Density
The number of people per unit of area of arable land
Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO)
An intergovernmental military alliance that makes states abstain from the use/threat of force
Loess
A fertile soil that is deposited by wind
Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)
Group consisting of China/Russia/Tajikistan, among others, that focuses on economic cooperation and cultural exchange
Transhumance
The practice of moving livestock from one grazing ground to another in a seasonal cycle
Polyandry
One woman having more than one husband
Confucianism
Ethics that are focused on education and statesmanship taught by Confucius that stresses peace in social stability by having respect for those in authority
Hiragana
Main Japanese syllabary writing
Ideographic Writing
Symbols represent ideas rather than sounds
Kanji
Japanese writing using Chinese characters
Pollution Exporting
Small countries ship waste somewhere else while countries with high pollution laws set up factories in other areas with low pollution laws
Sediment load
the amount of sediments transported by a body of water
Bustee
a slum area/squatter settlements (India)

Dalit

The untouchable group in the Indian caste system that are believed to be "Children of God"
Green Revolution
Increase in crop production due to technological advancements in fertilizers/pestilence/hybrid crops

Hindi

Official language in India, comes from sanskrit

Jainism

Non theistic religion that teaches nonviolence to people or creatures as well as order

Maharaja

An Indian prince

Sanskrit

An ancient Indian language that is called the Hindu sacred language

Sikhism

Monotheistic religion in Punjab

Urdu

Form of Hindi written with Persian and Arabic tones
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
Political/Economic organization of Ten Southeast Asian countries (Brunei Darussalam/Cambodia/Indonesia/Laos/Malaysia/Myanmar/Philippines/Singapore/Thailand/Vietnam)
Bumiputra
Malaysian term to describe indigenous people which means "son of the soil"
Crony Capitalism
Economy has success because the business people have close ties with the government

Domino Theory

Theory that says a political event in one company will cause similar events in neighboring countries

Entrepot

Port/City which goods are brought for import/export

Golden Triangle

Second largest producer of opiates and other illicit drugs, located in south east asia.

Khmer Rouge
Communist guerilla organization that opposed the Cambodian government during civil war

Lingua Franca

Language adopted as common language

Primate City

Major city that works as the financial/political/population center of a country; usually twice the size of the next largest city

Swidden

Area of land cleared for cultivation by slashing and burning