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Who were the first people to live in Australia?
a) Aboriginal
b) Unoriginal
c) Indians
d) English prisoners
South Korea has a higher GDP than North Korea because
a) South Korea is a communist country
b) South Korea has a dictator
c) North Korea is a capitalist economy
d) South Korea has a free enterprise economy
Another name for Ayers Rock is
a) Billabong
b) Uluru
c) Boomerang
d) Didgeridoo
England originally colonized Australia for what purpose?
a) to spread the Christian religion
b) to gain access to a spice trade route
c) to become a larger nation
d) to gain resources and create a penal colony
What type of economy does South Korea have?
a) free enterprise
b) laissez faire
c) command
d) underdeveloped
How did the East Sea and South Sea impact China?
a) both helped with trade and the economy
b) they kept China isolated
c) they prevented trade between China and India
d) they led to the split between Pakistan and India
Buddhists and Hindus both believe in
a) reincarnation
b) one god
c) no gods
d) the caste system
China controls their population by
a) making religion illegal
b) not allowing marriage
c) limiting the number of children a woman may have
d) forcing the first born son to leave the country
The country with the strongest influence on Asian culture has been
a) China
b) North Korea
c) Vietnam
d) Japan
Which country colonized both India and Australia?
a) the United States
b) England
c) Japan
d) China
The culture and religion within Asia could best be described as
a) very diverse
b) not very diverse
c) all believing the same thing
d) a democracy
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