TEST #5 KEY TERMS LIST FROM DE BLIJ (16th edition)

Chapter Nine A and B

Names and Places: pinyin systems 458
Gambling With Nature: 70 year rule 459
rare earth 463
Confucius 468
1. what were his ideas
2. how the Classics guided Chinese civilization
opium importation by the British 469
Extraterritoriality (box page 469 and paragraph beginning with All over China p. 469-470)
1. extraterritoriality*
2. number of treaty ports
3. concessions
4. Boxer Rebellion
Meiji restoration 471
which European country did they turn to for guidance? 471
where and why did they move the capital? 471
Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution 473
Red Guards 473
The Wages of War: Kurile Islands 474
Sino-Japanese Relations first three paragraphs 476
Senkaku Islands 476-477
How many Chinese provinces and why like the US? 485
Special Economic Zones* 489
Foxconn 494
Where is Taiwans population concentrated? 510
Chapter 10 continued on next page

Chapter Ten A and B

Four major rivers section 517-518
Overseas Chinese* first three paragraphs 522
European colonial power of Indochina 526
Why they called it Indochina 526
Malaya and Malaysia 527
Spice Islands 527
Emerging markets* 527
three emerging markets in Southeast Asia 527
nine-dash map 530-531
name the three most important territorial disputes 531
territorial morphology 534
compact state* 534
protruded (extended) state* 534
elongated (attenuated) state* 534
fragmented state* 534
perforated state* 534
how many Vietnamese refugees 541
what has Vietnam surprisingly become and why 541-542
Angkor Wat - what is it and what country is it in 542
What country is Rakhine State in and what is happening there 548
Multimedia Supercorridor and Mecca Corridor 549-550
Archipelago* 553
Jawa (Java) 553
why Indonesia's unified state is remarkable 557
Indonesias national motto 557
Transmigration* 557-558
MAJOR GEOGRAPHIC QUALITIES OF EAST ASIA - p. 457
MAJOR GEOGRAPHIC QUALITIES OF SOUTHEAST ASIA - p. 515

TEST #5 PLACE-NAME GEOGRAPHY - EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA

Part I - East Asia
Place the following material on the map of East Asia.
Locate countries and capitals:
1.
Mongolia (Ulaan Baatar)
2.
North Korea (Pyongyang)
3.
South Korea (Seoul)
4.
Japan (Tokyo)
The four main islands: Honshu, Hokkaido, Shikoku, Kyushu
There are two Chinas:
5.
People's Republic of China - initials PRC - (Beijing)
6.
Republic of China
- initials ROC - (Taipei)
- also known as Taiwan or Formosa
- is considered by PRC as a breakaway province and the PRC have not renounced the
use of force to reclaim it
Two former colonies:
Macao - was once Portuguese, returned to PRC in 1999
Hong Kong - was once British, returned to PRC in 1997 - Hong Kong is also known as Xianggang
Regions of PRC:
Manchuria
Tibet (Xizang)
Szechwan (or Red) Basin
Xinjiang Province (in northwest China)
Bodies of Water:
Sea of Japan
Yellow Sea
East China Sea
South China Sea
Taiwan Strait
Gulf of Tonkin
Luzon Strait
Korea Strait
Bo Hai
Korea Bay
Misc:
Hainan Island, PRC
Tien Shan Mountains
Himalayan Mountains
Gobi Desert

Rivers:
Amur
Xi - also known as the Pearl
Huang - also known as the Yellow
Chang - also known as the Yangtze
Wei
Red known as the Yuan in China and the Song Hong in Vietnam
Brahmaputra
Salween
Mekong
Locate the cities listed below AND the capitals of East Asian countries on the map of East Asia.
Cities in the PRC:
Tianjin
Qingdao
Xian
Guangzhou (Canton)
Harbin
Chongqing
Shenyang
Wuhan
Hangzhou
Chengdu
Shanghai
Ningbo
Shenzhen
Lhasa
Kashi (Kashgar)
Nanjing
In South Korea:
Pusan (Busan)
Part II - Japan (Tokyo)
Place the following material on the map of Japan.
Once again, the four main islands:
Honshu
Hokkaido
Shikoku

Kyushu

Other islands:
Ryukyu Islands (Nansei-Shoto)
Okinawa
Body of water:
Inland Sea (Seto-Naikai)
Etc.: Mt. Fuji (Fuji-san)
Locate all cities and regions listed below:
Kanto Plain - Tokyo, Yokohama, Kawasaki, Saitama (name and circle the cities and label the Kanto
Plain)
Kansai District - Nara, Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe (ditto)
Nobi Plain Nagoya (ditto)
Hiroshima
Sapporo
Fukuoka

Part IIIA - Place the following material on the cartogram of Southeast Asia
There are 12 countries in Southeast Asia. They are numbered 1 through 12 on the Southeast Asia
cartogram. Locate countries and capitals on the cartogram:
1.
Burma - also known as Myanmar (Naypydaw)
2.
Thailand (Bangkok)
3.
Laos (Vientiane)
4.
Cambodia - sometimes known as Kampuchea (Phnom Penh)
5.
Vietnam (Hanoi)
6.
Philippines (Manila)
7.
Malaysia (two capitals: Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya)
8.
Singapore (Singapore)
9.
Indonesia (Jakarta)
10.
Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan)
11.
Papua New Guinea (Port Moresby)
12.
East Timor (Dili)
Take extra care to map out place-names in bold. Students have missed these and have lost points.
Also map out those place-names not in bold.
Malaysia has three components:
Malaya
Sarawak
Sabah
Islands:
In Indonesia:
Sumatra
Java
Celebes
Bali
Timor
Note: the eastern half of Timor is known as East Timor and once was a Portuguese colony that was
seized by Indonesia. East Timor is now independent.
Borneo is divided as follows:
a. Brunei
b. Malaysia - Sarawak and Sabah
c. Indonesia - Kalimantan
New Guinea (divided between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea)
The portion of New Guinea in Indonesia is called Irian Jaya.
In Philippines:
1. Luzon
2. Mindanao
In Malaysia: Pinang (Penang)
Also locate the Spratly Islands - claimed by China, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, and Vietnam
Bodies of water:
Indian Ocean
Bay of Bengal
Gulf of Thailand
South China Sea
Gulf of Tonkin
Strait of Malacca
Sunda Strait (Selat Sunda)

Part IIIB - Place the following material on the map of Indochina.

Locate Countries and Capitals:
Burma - also known as Myanmar (Naypydaw)
Thailand (Bangkok)
Laos (Vientiane)
Cambodia (Phnom Penh)
Vietnam (Hanoi)
Malaysia (two capitals: Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya)
Singapore (Singapore)
Other cities:
Rangoon (Yangon), Burma
Mandalay, Burma
Ho Chi Minh City - also known as Saigon, Vietnam
George Town, Malaysia (on the island of Penang)
Melaka (Malacca), Malaysia
Locate these rivers on the map of Indochina:
Irrawaddy
Menam (also known as Chao Phraya)
Red known as the Yuan in China and the Song Hong in Vietnam
Brahmaputra
Salween
Mekong
Etc.
Strait of Malacca
Gulf of Thailand
Andaman Sea
Gulf of Tonkin
In Cambodia: Tonle Sap, Angkor Wat
Outline maps for this quiz
East Asia
Japan
Southeast Asia cartogram
Indochina

EAST ASIA

SOUTHEAST ASIAN CARTOGRAM

INDOCHINA