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What are the two zones that Southeast Asia is divided into?
What are the two zones that Southeast Asia is divided into?
mainland zone and island zone
Name three countries that are part of the mainland zone in Southeast Asia.
Name three countries that are part of the mainland zone in Southeast Asia.
Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia
Name three countries that are part of the island zone in Southeast Asia.
Name three countries that are part of the island zone in Southeast Asia.
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines
What is one physical characteristic of the mainland zone in Southeast Asia?
What is one physical characteristic of the mainland zone in Southeast Asia?
What serves as a boundary between Southeast Asia and neighboring China and India?
What serves as a boundary between Southeast Asia and neighboring China and India?
What is one physical characteristic of the island zone in Southeast Asia?
What is one physical characteristic of the island zone in Southeast Asia?
Name one country in Southeast Asia that is composed of multiple islands.
Name one country in Southeast Asia that is composed of multiple islands.
What are the two neighboring countries of the mainland zone in Southeast Asia?
What are the two neighboring countries of the mainland zone in Southeast Asia?
What are the two neighboring countries of the island zone in Southeast Asia?
What are the two neighboring countries of the island zone in Southeast Asia?
What are the two characteristics of the seas surrounding the islands in the island zone?
What are the two characteristics of the seas surrounding the islands in the island zone?
What are the common physical characteristics of Southeast Asia?
What are the common physical characteristics of Southeast Asia?
What is the rainy season like in Southeast Asia?
What is the rainy season like in Southeast Asia?
What is unique about the plants and spices in Southeast Asia?
What is unique about the plants and spices in Southeast Asia?
What are some diverse human characteristics in Southeast Asia?
What are some diverse human characteristics in Southeast Asia?
What is the cultural tradition for greeting people in Southeast Asia?
What is the cultural tradition for greeting people in Southeast Asia?
What is the importance of age and rank in the social system of Southeast Asia?
What is the importance of age and rank in the social system of Southeast Asia?
What are the dominant religions in Southeast Asia?
What are the dominant religions in Southeast Asia?
What is the belief of karma in Buddhism?
What is the belief of karma in Buddhism?
What are some customs when visiting someone's home in Southeast Asia?
What are some customs when visiting someone's home in Southeast Asia?
What is the dining etiquette like in Southeast Asia?
What is the dining etiquette like in Southeast Asia?
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Study Notes
Southeast Asia's Geographical Zones
- Southeast Asia is divided into two zones: mainland and island zones.
Mainland Zone
- Countries in the mainland zone: Myanmar, Thailand, and Cambodia
- Physical characteristic: mountainous regions
- The Himalayan Mountains serve as a boundary between Southeast Asia and neighboring China and India
- Neighboring countries: China and India
Island Zone
- Countries in the island zone: Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines
- Physical characteristic: volcanic islands with coral reefs and beaches
- One country composed of multiple islands: Indonesia
- Neighboring countries: Australia and the Pacific Islands
- Characteristics of the surrounding seas: warm and shallow, with rich marine life
Physical Characteristics of Southeast Asia
- Common characteristics: tropical climate, high temperatures, and high humidity
- Rainy season: heavy rainfall and flooding
- Unique plants and spices: diverse and exotic, with many species found nowhere else in the world
Human Characteristics and Culture
- Diverse human characteristics: different ethnic groups, languages, and customs
- Cultural tradition: greeting people with respect, using both hands to give or receive something, and bowing the head
- Importance of age and rank: elderly people are respected, and social hierarchy is important
- Dominant religions: Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity
- Belief of karma: actions in this life affect the next life
- Customs when visiting someone's home: remove shoes, use right hand when eating or giving, and respect elders
- Dining etiquette: eat with right hand, try a little of each dish, and avoid finishing a meal completely
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