East and Southeast Asia History and Culture

Trade network that connected China through the Southwest Asia (Middle East) and into the Roman Empire.

• Silk Road
• Columbian Exchange
• Trans-Siberian
• Triangular Trade

the spreading of ideas or practices from one culture to other cultures

• ethnic group

• commune

• communist

• cultural diffusion

China's Internet Crackdown:
What is it called when your government limits what you can see in the internet?

• monitoring
• censorship
• snoopy
• nosie 

What musical genre originated in South Korea?

• Jazz

• Classical

• K-pop

• Country

Answer explanation

K-pop, short for Korean pop, is a musical genre that originated in South Korea, blending various styles and often characterized by its catchy melodies and vibrant performances. It has gained global popularity in recent years.

Which of the following is true about Cultural Diffusion?

• It is the spread of culture over a place, country, or region.

• It always has a positive result

• It involves a complete change of cultures towards a more dominant one

• It only happened in the past when early societies were forming

Which of the following describes an ethnic group

• people who like to grow food

• people who share the same religious beliefs

• people with a shared language, traditions, culture

• people who are interested in the same topics

Which Chinese philosophy emphasizes proper behavior and social order? Treating others the way you want to be treated.

• Taoism
• Buddhism
• Confucianism
• Legalism

In the Middle Ages before there was a modern army in Japan, some lands and territory were protected by __________.

• Crusaders

• Conquistadors

• Samurai

• town militia

North Korea has a a series of rulers from the same family since it was created in 1948. This is an example of a...

• ethnic group

• dynasty

• homgeneous

• Emperor

Which art form involves folding paper into sculptures without cutting or gluing?

• Calligraphy

• Origami

• Anime

• Haiku

Answer explanation

The art form that involves folding paper into sculptures without cutting or gluing is called Origami. It is distinct from other forms like calligraphy, anime, and haiku, which do not focus on paper folding.