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Unit 9 vocabulary
Kunlun Mountains
Qinling Shandi Mountains
Huang He
Chang Jiang
Xi Jiang
typhoon
Taklimakan Desert
Gobi Desert
Three Gorges Dam
PCBs
landfill
dynasty
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Unit 9 vocabulary
this mountain range in southeastern and
east central China divides northern and
southern China
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located in the west of China, this mountain
range is the source of two of China’s great
rivers
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also known as the “Yangtze River”, or “long
river,” it is the longest river in Asia, and a
major trade route from Xizang (Tibet) to the
East China Sea
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also known as the “Yellow River” (due to the
color of silt), or “China’s sorrow” (due to
flooding). It starts in the Kunlun mountains
and empties into the Yellow Sea
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a tropical storm that occurs in the western
Pacific
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also known as the “West River”, it runs to
the South China Sea. It joins with 3 other
rivers to form an estuary at the South China
Sea.
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desert located in northern China and
southeast Mongolia; a prime area for finding
dinosaur fossils
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desert located in western China between the
Tian Shan and Kunlun mountains
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industrial pollutants that build up in animal
tissue and can cause diseases and birth
defects
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structure being built on the Chang Jiang
river that will help control flooding and
generate power, but will also displace
between 1 and 2 million people
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a series of rulers from the same family.
Important ones in China include the Shang,
Zhao, Qin, Han, and Qing
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method of solid waste disposal in which
refuse is buried between layers of dirt to fill
in or reclaim low-lying ground
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Unit 9 vocabulary
spheres of influence
Boxer Rebellion
Mao Zedong
Confucianism
Taoism
Buddhism
economic tiger
Pacific Rim
Three Kingdoms
Seoul
Pyongyang
samurai
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Chinese militants attacked and killed
Europeans and Chinese Christians in China.
A multinational force finally defeated these
militants
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19th century China was carved up and
controlled by Britain, France, Germany,
Russia, and Japan
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a movement based on the teachings of
Confucius in 500 BC, which believe in a wellordered society with respect for past and
ancestors, and obedience to parents, the
government, and the emperor
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Leader of Chinese Communists who
defeated Nationalists in 1949
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imported from India and influenced by
Confucianism and Taoism, this grew into an
important religion in China by the 300s AD.
Beliefs include rebirth cycle.
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Named after book called Tao-te Ching,
based on the teachings of Lao-zi who lived
in 6th century BC. Believes in importance of
preserving and restoring harmony in the
individual and in the universe
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economic and social region of countries
surrounding the Pacific Ocean. Includes
East Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia, New
Zealand, Chile and the west coast of the US.
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a nation with rapid economic growth due to
cheap labor, high technology and
aggressive exports
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the largest city in South Korea, with a
population > 10 million
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in the 300s, these kingdoms controlled the
Korean peninsula: Koguryo, Paekche, and
Silla
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professional soldier in Japan who served the
interest of landowners and clan chiefs
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the largest city in North Korea, with a
population > 2.5 million
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shogun
Ring of Fire
Great Kanto earthquake
tsunami
UNICEF
global economy
Jakota Triangle
recession
sweatshop
globalization
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chain of volcanoes that line the Pacific Rim
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general of the Japanese emperor’s army
with the powers of a military dictator
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a huge wave of destructive power caused by
an undersea earthquake, volcano eruption
or coastal landslide
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event in 1923 that killed an estimated
140,000 people in Japan and left Tokyo in
ruins
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regional economies evolved to national
economies to an economy in which nations
are dependent on each other for goods and
services
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United Nations Children’s Fund –
international watchdog and relief
organization for children
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extended decline in business activity
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Japan, S. Korea, and Taiwan’s zone of
prosperity
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increasing development of worldwide
economic and cultural connections
workplaces where people work long hours
for pennies under poor conditions
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