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The document provides information about several Asian countries and events from World War II and the Cold War era. It discusses Japan's role in WWII and its subsequent occupation by the US. It also summarizes the division of Korea after WWII, the Korean War that began when North Korea invaded South Korea, and the establishment of North and South Korea along the Demilitarized Zone. Additionally, it mentions Vietnam's first communist leader Ho Chi Minh and covers the Vietnam War between North Vietnam and South Vietnam backed by the US.
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- 1. First Nine Weeks-Unit 3 Japan, Vietnam and The Korea’s
- 3. In some countries a single authority decides what is produced. What type of economy is this? Command Economy
- 4. © a b c teach Japan and Asia Japan What is the capital of this country? Tokyo
- 5. So that countries can trade with one another
- 6. What happened when Communist North Korea invaded South Korea? The Korean War began
- 8. Who was Vietnam’s First Communist Leader? Ho Chi Minh
- 9. The United States helped what country set up its new government after Japan was forced to give it up after WWII? South Korea
- 10. Japan’s #1 Natural Resource. FISH
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- 12. What did Vietnamese Nationalists start in order to rid their country of foreign influences? The Vietnam War
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- 14. The Axis powers of WWII were made up of Germany, Italy, and ___?___. Japan
- 16. What happened at the end of the Korean War? North and South Korea were divided along the Demilitarized Zone
- 17. Japan must import ____?___ and food. RAW MATERIALS
- 18. The United States dropped atomic bombs on Nagasaki and ____________________. Hiroshima
- 19. Japan was put under the control of what country after WWII? u.s.a.
- 23. A highly trained work force has contributed to what country’s economic success? Japan
- 24. What is the narrow strip of land that divides the Korean Peninsula into two different countries called? The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
- 25. Why was the Korean War fought? Communist North Korea invaded South Korea
- 26. On what line of latitude is Korea divided? 38 th Parallel
- 57. Japan; Nagasaki and Hiroshima
- 58. Having a sense of pride in one’s country.
- 59. Command
- 60. No, it is a communist nation with a dictator as the ruler.
- 61. The training, skills, and education that workers bring to their jobs.
- 62. The concentration on one area of work.
- 63. Market
- 64. Goods, products
- 65. Japan, they have a highly educated work force with strong work ethics.
- 66. Mixed
- 67. Food and raw materials. There is not enough room for farming.
- 68. United States, in an effort to promote Democracy.
- 69. No one really, both countries are still separated today.
- 70. What to produce, How to produce For whom to produce
- 71. The way people live in a country, the style of home, type of job, availability of resources and entertainment.
- 72. The governing body that makes laws.
- 73. Market, mixed is acceptable too.
- 75. money