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Shahel
Africa- Border between Arab/Desert North and Black/Wet South.
Maghreb
North-West Morocco area.
Sudan
Sahel country- now divided into two countries
Berlin Conference of 1884
Europeans split up and claimed Africa
Superimposed Political Boundries
Created without considering culture in Africa
Incomplete Colonialism
Colonial power left without creating a society
Percent of global economy in Sub-Saharan Africa:
2%
Berbers
Non-Arab tribe in North West Africa
African country with the largest population and lots of oil:
Nigeria
African country where Hutus and Tutsis had a genocidal war
Rwanda
African country where the Goromonzi Project exists
Zimbabwe
African country where the Okavango Delta is located
Botswana
African country with a lot of piracy
Somalia
Big three diseases in Africa
1.) Aids
2.) Malaria
3.) Tuberculosis
Apartheid
South Africa- Official Racism
De Beers
Diamond Cartel in South Africa
Nelson Mandela
South African civil rights leader; first black president in that country
Population in India
1.2 Billion
Monsoon
Heavy summer rain in India and Asia
Karma
How you live determines you next like; Hindu
Dharma
Individual rules for a good life; Hindu
Caste
Position in society; India, "Born to"
Four Noble Truths of Buddhism
1.) Life had suffering
2.) We cause most of it
3.) Buddhism offers a way out
4.) Live in the middle path
Taj Mahal
Burial Chamber in India
Hindu pilgrimage city in India
Varanasi
Dalits
Lowest Hindu caste; "Untouchables"
Mahatma Gandhi
India; Worked for India's independence from England.
Khyber Pass
Between Pakistan and Afghanistan
Country where Mount Everest is found
Nepal
Ho Chi Minh
Leader of Vietnam Communist Revolution
Village in Vietnam where a massacre occured
My Lai
Number of Americans killed in the Vietnam War
58,000
Angkor Wat
Temple in Cambodia
Southeast Asian country which ranks 2nd in opium production:
Myanmar/Burma
Indonesians mostly are members of what religion?
Islam
Singapore is a major trading city dominated by what ethnicity?
Chinese
Which island in Indonesia is famous for orangutans
Sumatra
Which island in Indonesia is mostly Hindu?
Bali
Which island/nation controls Indonesia?
Java
Irian Jaya
West Papra Island; Called this by the Javans
Brown Colonialism
When brown/black act like white colonial leaders
Geographical traits of East Asia
1.) Huge population
2.) Political Conflict
3.) Diverse Economies
4.)Great Civilizations
How big in area is China compared to the U.S.?
The same size
Sinicization
Han Chinese telling everyone to be "Chinese"
Population of China
1.3 Billion
Ethnocentrism
Over ethnicity/culture is the center of the world; China
Isolationism
Pulling away from this world
Results from the One-Child Policy
More boys than girls
Hutong
Chinese old neighborhood (Barrio)
Forbidden City
Center of Chinese dynastic rulers
River where the Three Gorges Dam is being built
Yangtze
Special Economic Zones
Where Capitalism is allowed in China
Han
Dominant ethnicity in China
Mongolia
Democratic, poor country, between China and Russia.
Tibetans
Non-Chinese people- Conquered by China
Deng Xiaoping
Chinese leader who created Special Economic Zones
Mao Zedong
Leader of Chinese communist revolution
Great Wall of China is a symbol of what forces:
Fear, Paranoia, Ethnocentrism
Richter Scale
Measures earthquakes; Log Scale
Bushido Code
Japanese Samurai Code
Landscape traits that make Japan vulnerable to tsunamis :
1.) Flat land
2.) Compact Buildings
3.) Everywhere is used
Tsunami Stones
Warn of the past, present tsunamis in Japan
Why is Japan so dependent on nuclear power?
No oil, gas, coal, or large rivers