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Which term describes the policies implemented by foreigners to expand their influence in Cambodia?
Which term describes the policies implemented by foreigners to expand their influence in Cambodia?
What is a method used to abuse and displace local citizens from their land?
What is a method used to abuse and displace local citizens from their land?
What method was used alongside military force to conquer Myanmar?
What method was used alongside military force to conquer Myanmar?
Which term refers to the control of the Vietnamese economy and resources by foreigners?
Which term refers to the control of the Vietnamese economy and resources by foreigners?
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What policy led to the dismantling of traditional government systems in Myanmar?
What policy led to the dismantling of traditional government systems in Myanmar?
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Study Notes
Foreign Influence and Control in Southeast Asia
- Foreigners implemented assimilation policies to expand their influence and control in the government and society of Cambodia.
- Forced labor was a form of abuse and torture against local citizens, including expulsion from their land and agricultural areas.
- The conquest of Myanmar included the use of military force and divide and rule tactics to subdue local tribes and communities.
- Foreigners used exploitation of resources to control the Vietnamese economy and resources.
- The policy of assimilation resulted in the destruction of traditional government systems in Myanmar and the spread of exploitation from foreigners.
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Description
This quiz explores the impact of foreign influence in Southeast Asia, focusing on Cambodia, Myanmar, and Vietnam. Delve into topics like assimilation policies, forced labor, and economic exploitation as tools of control used by foreign powers. Test your knowledge of historical events and their consequences in the region.
