Here are the answers to your questions:
Question 1: True
Ethnicity and race are indeed often used interchangeably, but they refer to different concepts.
Question 2: False
While ASEAN does focus on economic improvement, it also prioritizes peace and stability in the region.
Question 3: True
The Philippines has a mixed economic system and is considered a newly industrialized emerging market economy.
Question 4: Race
Race is not necessarily a part of someone’s ethnicity, as ethnicity is more about cultural factors.
Question 5: provide opportunities for increased trade with the United States
While this may be a consideration, it is not a primary goal of ASEAN members compared to the others listed.
Question 6: Indonesia can make certain goods cheaper than Switzerland can produce them.
This is usually the reason for importing goods from countries with lower production costs.
Question 7: Vietnam is a developing economy transitioning from a command economy to a mixed market economy.
This statement best captures the current state of Vietnam's economy.
Question 8: The United States
Historically, the United States has been one of the largest importers of goods from Vietnam.
Question 9: to prevent a communist takeover of South Vietnam
The primary reason for U.S. involvement was to stop the spread of communism.
Question 10: No, Vietnam was reunified under communist control.
The goal of preventing communicism was not achieved as Vietnam eventually fell to communism.
Question 11: Māori customs and traditions
Tikanga refers to the customs, values, and practices of the Māori people.
Question 12: indigenous people of New Zealand
The Māori are the indigenous people of New Zealand.
Feel free to ask more questions if you need further clarification or additional information!