Southeast Asia. Mainland=Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos Islands=Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore, and Philippines.

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Southeast Asia

Mainland=Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos Islands=Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore, and Philippines

History and Government- Mainland Early Civilizations – Early peoples were highly skilled farmers Rice=most important crop – Skilled in metal works Bronze was first cast in Thailand around 3000 BC – They worshiped ancestors, animals, and natural spirits Kingdoms and Empires – Many civilizations developed on seaports Became mariners (sailors) Gained wealth through trade

History and Government- Mainland Western Colonization – By 1500’s, Europeans had arrived Set up spheres of influence Later gained SE Asia lands as colonies – Siam=only country to remain free Freedom – After WWII, fought for independence By 1965, all had gained it – Some still suffered instability » Myanmar’s military overthrew its gov’t in the 80’s Instituted martial law- control and policing by military rules

History and Government- Mainland Vietnam War – Communist forces defeated the French Vietnam was divided between North (communist) and South (non- communist) – US supported the south (containment policy) » By Million Vietnamese and tens of thousands of Americans were dead » US left and Vietnam was unified under a communist gov’t Cambodia – communist forces (Kmer Rouge) took over Forced people out of cities and onto farms – About 1 mil died from starvation, overwork, disease, or execution

History and Government- Islands Colonization and Freedom – Netherlands claimed most of the islands UK controlled Brunei and Singapore US controlled the Philippines – Brought infrastructure improvements Replaced small farms with large commercial farms – SE Asians worked for wages – Japan occupied the islands in early 20 th century Philippines- about 1 mil died – US gave independence after WWII After WWII – Europeans took over again – Insurrections led to independence – Indonesia has moved towards a democracy – Brunei and Malaysia are constitutional monarchies

Culture Education – Mainland- literacy is increasing Gov’ts are working on improving education – There is a shortage of teachers and funds, however. – Islands- education and quality of life is increasing Most children in Indonesia attend primary school – Literacy=88% (Indonesia and Malaysia) – 93% in Philippines, Singapore, and Brunei

Culture Language and Religion – Hundreds of languages and dialects Most stem from Sino-Tibetan and Mon-Khmer Many speak languages of their colonizers, as well – Nearly all of the major religions are practiced in SE Asia Sometimes, they blend the religions Islands- Islam is a major religion – Indonesia is largest Islamic country in the world Majority of Filipinos are Catholic

Culture Leisure and Celebrations – Mainland- enjoy a variety of leisure activities Cities- museums, theaters, parks, restaurants, night clubs Rural- visiting neighbors, celebrating family occasions – Islands- very diverse Singapore- pop culture is based on modern mass media Most popular sport=soccer and badminton Celebrations include religious and national holidays – Chinese New Year and Muhammad’s Birthday are observed by most on the islands