EAST ASIA Religions and Beliefs SOUTH ASIAWHO AM I?POTPOURRI 2011 WORLD CULTURES SEMESTER TWO.
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EAST ASIAReligions and
BeliefsSOUTH ASIA WHO AM I? POTPOURRI
2011 WORLD CULTURES SEMESTER TWO
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RELIGIONS AND BELIEFS
WHO AM I? POTPOURRI
Final Jeopardy!
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The country that Chinese Nationalists and
Communists joined forces to battle during
World War II
Group that attacked Chinese Christians and
foreigners living in China in the early 20th
century
Famine and hardship were the outcomes of this overly ambitious
program by Mao Zedong
Chinese leader who introduced the
Four Modernizations
China’s 2001 membership in this
international organization has led to increased pressure for improvement of human
rights
In Hinduism, a person’s duty
based on caste
Followers of this religion follow the noble eight
fold path
Payment a woman’s family makes to her
future husband’s family
In Shintoism, the spirits that can be found in all
objects
In Buddhism, another name for the ultimate goal of enlightenment
India’s economic growth in recent years has been fueled by this industry
Indian soldiers revolted against the British in
this nineteenth century rebellion
The movement in the 1970s to increase
agricultural production by using better seeds,
chemical pesticides and fertilizers, and irrigation
Mountainous region in dispute between India and Pakistan which has been the focal point of two wars since 1947
Indian political party which promotes
Hindu nationalism
Friend of Gandhi and the first Prime Minister of an independent India
Led the U.S. occupation of Japan and
commanded the UN forces in the Korean War
“Father” and first head of state of
Pakistan
Chinese philosopher who said, “Doing
nothing is better than being busy doing
nothing.”
My “Three Principles of the People” represented
my plan for the new republic I led in China in
1911
Only African country which belongs to the
G-20; it has continent’s largest economy
Practice whereby women are concealed
from non-family members
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NAMES OF
ISLANDS A
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In 1989, this was the site of a pro-democracy
crackdown in China
Japanese era when a constitution was first written and
Tokyo became the capital
What is Japan?
Who were the Boxers?
What was the Great Leap Forward?
Who is Deng Xiaoping?
What is the World Trade Organization?
What is dharma?
What is Buddhism?
What is a dowry?
What is kami?
What is nirvana?
What is information technology?
What was the Sepoy Rebellion?
What was the Green Revolution?
What is Kashmir?
What is the BJP?
Who was Nehru?
Who was Douglas MacArthur?
Who wasMuhammad Ali Jinnah?
Who was Laozi?
Who was Sun Yat-sen?
What is South Africa?
What is purdah?
What are Sri Lanka and Taiwan?
What is Tiananmen Square?
What is the Meiji Restoration?
Final Jeopardy Category Title
Pakistan
Asif Ali Zardari was married to an
assassinated woman from THIS influential family in Pakistan’s
history
The Bhutto family
