Question 1

A) The United States involved itself in Vietnam in the 1960s because: (1 point)
The American people demanded the government support Vietnam.
American businesses in Vietnam were threatened by the Communists.
It feared that if Vietnam became communist then surrounding countries would quickly follow.
Japan was threatened militarily by the possibility of a Communist government in Vietnam.
B) How did the domino theory influence the United States' role in the Vietnam War? (1 point)
Vietnamization became the new U.S. foreign policy.
The United States adopted a position of neutrality.
It discouraged the United States from becoming involved in the war.
It convinced the United States to become involved in the war.
Question 2
A) How does overpopulation in Indonesia affect the availability of clean water? (1 point)
It improves water quality through better infrastructure.
It has no impact on water availability.
It increases pollution and reduces access to clean water.
It leads to the construction of more water treatment facilities.
Question 3
A) Why did the first inhabitants of mainland Southeast Asia settle in plains and river valleys?
(1 point)
Those areas were easy to defend.
Those areas were good for farming.
Those areas had religious significance.
Those areas were close to towns.
Question 4
A) What is a primary characteristic that differentiates religious groups from ethnic groups?
(1 point)
Ethnic groups can include anyone regardless of their background.
Ethnic groups focus on shared spiritual practices.
Religious groups are based on shared cultural traits.
Religious groups are defined by shared beliefs and practices related to spirituality.
Question 5
A) What was the underlying belief that justified U.S. involvement in both the Korean and
Vietnam Wars? (1 point)
The desire to expand U.S. territory in Asia
The thought that communism was a threat to democracy and freedom.
The need to support colonial powers in the region.
The aim to establish trade agreements with communist countries.
Question 6
A) What was a negative effect of the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War?
(1 point)
The death toll for American soldiers was high, and the American public were divided in
their support of the war.
The United States withdrew its support of the policy of containment which further
fueled the Cold War.
American businesses in Vietnam suffered under Communist control.
America lost it's colonial territory in Vietnam as a result of the conflict.

5 answers

Here are the answers to your questions:

Question 1 A) The United States involved itself in Vietnam in the 1960s because:
It feared that if Vietnam became communist then surrounding countries would quickly follow.

B) How did the domino theory influence the United States' role in the Vietnam War?
It convinced the United States to become involved in the war.


Question 2 A) How does overpopulation in Indonesia affect the availability of clean water?
It increases pollution and reduces access to clean water.


Question 3 A) Why did the first inhabitants of mainland Southeast Asia settle in plains and river valleys?
Those areas were good for farming.


Question 4 A) What is a primary characteristic that differentiates religious groups from ethnic groups?
Religious groups are defined by shared beliefs and practices related to spirituality.


Question 5 A) What was the underlying belief that justified U.S. involvement in both the Korean and Vietnam Wars?
The thought that communism was a threat to democracy and freedom.


Question 6 A) What was a negative effect of the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War?
The death toll for American soldiers was high, and the American public were divided in their support of the war.

Feel free to ask if you have more questions!

Question 7
A)
By studying the map, which of these statements can be determined to be accurate?
(1 point)
Trading goods and information in the region was not possible.
Rivers provided a source of both irrigation and transportation.
Deserts limited communication and transportation.
Open plains allow for easy transportation throughout the region
Question 9
A)
Consider how these religions became dominant in each of these counties.
This chart shows what aspect of world geography?
(1 point)
the exchange of ideas and religions through cultural diffusion
increased population density within the region
the economic impact of foreign rule
lack of religious diversity because of isolation of cultures
B) Which of these best describes the different religious and belief systems in
Southeast Asia? (1 point)
Southeast Asia is dominated by Judaism.
Christianity is not represented in Southeast Asia.
Southeast Asia is home to many different religious and belief systems.
The vast majority of Southeast Asia is Christian.
Question 10
A)
Using the table, which country would have the least democratic government?
(1 point)
Brunei
Cambodia
Indonesia
Singapore

B)
Which Southeast Asian country that is depicted on the map was the location of a war
in which the USA was attempting to stop the spread of communism?
(1 point)
Cambodia
Laos
Indonesia
Vietnam
Question 8
A)
Analyze the map in order to answer the question.
(1 point)
Complex interstates in Southeast Asia are among the finest in the world.
Extensive bridges connect the islands of Southeast Asia with the mainland.
Most travel between countries happens by sea or air in Southeast Asia.
Public transportation is universal throughout Southeast Asia.
Question 11
A)
Which term matches this type of economic system?
Government owns the factors of production
Government answers the question of who, what, and how to produce
Government eliminates choice and competition
(1 point)
Capitalism
Command
Market
Mixed
B) Typically, the term "mixed economy" refers to an economy with both... (1 point)
Agricultural and industrial sectors
Private and commercial sectors
Human and capital investments
Command and market elements
Question 12
A) Which of the following factors has led to the development of Southeast Asian
cities? (1 point)
Trade routes
Mountain exploration
Imperialism from outside countries
Desert development
Question 13
A) Which of these are problems or difficulties in Southeast Asia? (1 point)
Urbanization
Large gap between the rich and poor
Overpopulation
All of the above
Question 14
A) Why is a system for exchanging currencies necessary for international trade? (1 point)
To control the global money supply
To increase trade barriers
To manage price stability and currency risk
To create a universal method for accurate currency exchange
B) Because countries cannot produce all of the goods/services that it needs, they must
(1 point)
Reduce the need for imports
Specialize and trade on a global scale
Eliminate consumption of scarce goods.
Increase domestic production costs
C) Which country in Southeast Asia has a higher GDP than the United States due to its
specialization in the financial services sector? (1 point)
Vietnam
Thailand
Malaysia
Singapore

Here are the answers to your questions:

Question 7
A) By studying the map, which of these statements can be determined to be accurate?
Rivers provided a source of both irrigation and transportation.


Question 8
A) Analyze the map in order to answer the question.
Most travel between countries happens by sea or air in Southeast Asia.


Question 9
A) Consider how these religions became dominant in each of these countries. This chart shows what aspect of world geography?
the exchange of ideas and religions through cultural diffusion

B) Which of these best describes the different religious and belief systems in Southeast Asia?
Southeast Asia is home to many different religious and belief systems.


Question 10
A) Using the table, which country would have the least democratic government?
Brunei

B) Which Southeast Asian country that is depicted on the map was the location of a war in which the USA was attempting to stop the spread of communism?
Vietnam


Question 11
A) Which term matches this type of economic system?
Command

B) Typically, the term "mixed economy" refers to an economy with both...
Command and market elements


Question 12
A) Which of the following factors has led to the development of Southeast Asian cities?
Trade routes


Question 13
A) Which of these are problems or difficulties in Southeast Asia?
All of the above


Question 14
A) Why is a system for exchanging currencies necessary for international trade?
To manage price stability and currency risk

B) Because countries cannot produce all of the goods/services that they need, they must
Specialize and trade on a global scale

C) Which country in Southeast Asia has a higher GDP than the United States due to its specialization in the financial services sector?
Singapore

Feel free to ask if you have more questions!

Which Southeast Asian country that is depicted on the map was the location of a war in which the USA was attempting to stop the spread of communism? (1 point) Responses Vietnam Vietnam Laos Laos Indonesia Indonesia Cambodia

The Southeast Asian country that was the location of a war in which the USA was attempting to stop the spread of communism is Vietnam.