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Ch 1 Review East Asia – Physical Geography
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Key Terms archipelago -
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Key Terms archipelago – a group of islands
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Key Terms developing country -
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Key Terms developing country – a country that has low production and little modern technology
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Key Terms typhoon -
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Key Terms typhoon – a tropical storm that develops over the Pacific Ocean, winds 74+ mph Hint: similar to our hurricanes
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Key Terms deciduous –
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Key Terms deciduous – trees that shed their leaves seasonally
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Key Terms double-cropping –
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Key Terms double-cropping – to grow 2 or more crops on the same land
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Key Terms terrace -
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Key Terms terrace – a level area in a hillside used for farmland
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Key Terms fertile-
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Key Terms fertile- able to support plant growth
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Key Terms monsoon -
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Key Terms monsoon – a wind that changes direction with the change of season
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Key Terms developed country-
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Key Terms developed country- a country with many industries and well developed economy
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Key Terms population density -
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Key Terms population density – the average number of people living per square mile
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Key Concepts The population of East Asia is spread __________
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Key Concepts The population of East Asia is spread unevenly
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Key Concepts Japan is shaped daily by ________and ________
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Key Concepts Japan is shaped daily by earthquakes and volcanoes
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Key Concepts More than 2/3 of China’s land is made up of what two landforms?
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Key Concepts More than 2/3 of China’s land is made up of what two landforms? mountains deserts
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Key Concepts What is one strong influence on the climates of East Asia?
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Key Concepts What is one strong influence on the climates of East Asia? monsoons
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Key Concepts Name the two most important rivers in China and where do they start? (source)
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Key Concepts Name the two most important rivers in China? Huang (Yellow) River Chang (Yangtze) River source: Plateau of Tibet
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Key Concepts When it comes to natural resources, what do Japan and South Korea have in common?
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Key Concepts When it comes to natural resources, what do Japan and South Korea have in common? both countries have few mineral resources (have to import)
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Key Concepts Name an active volcano in East Asia
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Key Concepts Name an active volcano in East Asia Mt. Fuji
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Key Concepts What is aquaculture?
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Key Concepts What is aquaculture? farming in the ocean (fish, oysters, clams etc.)
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Key Concepts Name the 5 major climate regions of East Asia
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Key Concepts Name the 5 major climate regions of East Asia Semi-arid, arid, humid-subtropical, humid- continental, highland
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Key Concepts 80% of Japan is ___________
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Key Concepts 80% of Japan is mountainous
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Key Concepts Name two large landforms in China located in the highland climate zone
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Key Concepts Name two large landforms in China located in the highland climate zone Plateau of Tibet / Himalayas
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Key Concepts What crop grows well in China in warmer temperatures?
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Key Concepts What crop grows well in China in warmer temperatures? rice
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