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1 SOUTHEAST ASIA & (OCEANIA) Patterson/Smith Callanan Middle School

2 Southeast Asia Where is this region?

3 Southeast Asia Over the next five weeks we will be focusing on the countries that make up Indochina. Trivia question: What countries make up Indochina?

4 Indochina Lava

5 Southeast Asia (Indochina) Recent Events Colonialism War Human Rights Abuse Result Poverty Imbalance (Power & Money) Rich Culture

6 1940’s on…. U.S. Your great grandparents were being born. The minimum wage was 43 cents. 55% of houses had toilets in there house. Britain Britain’s Empire was slowly deteriorating. The country began the long process of rebuilding after WWII. India Gandhi was leading the his civil disobedience movement.

7 Meanwhile in Indochina Growing sense of nationalism General anger/resentment at foreigners In 1945 France tried to take over Indochina. What started was a war that lasted until 1975, killing 58,000 Americans and millions of Southeast Asians.

8 Southeast Asia Pg. 124-127 Questions: 1. European brining Christianity to Southeast Asia is an example of what? 2. What did Southeast Asians want after WWII? Why was this a problem? 3. Describe the how Vietnam gained its independence. How did this affect Laos and Cambodia?

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