The document discusses various countries and their political systems and economies. It provides information about China such as it being the 3rd largest cotton producer and adopting a one-child policy. It also discusses Japan being known as Formosa, situated in the volcanic zone by the Pacific deep, and having a policy-oriented economy. The document asks questions about Russia's legislative bodies, types of governments, Mongolian influence, religious groups in South Korea, types of authoritarian governments, origins of banknotes, types of democratic governments, Japan's economic strengths, situations without government, and party-ruled governments. It also includes true/false statements about Japan's judiciary, geography, form of government, most important economic sector, and China's open
The document discusses various countries and their political systems and economies. It provides information about China such as it being the 3rd largest cotton producer and adopting a one-child policy. It also discusses Japan being known as Formosa, situated in the volcanic zone by the Pacific deep, and having a policy-oriented economy. The document asks questions about Russia's legislative bodies, types of governments, Mongolian influence, religious groups in South Korea, types of authoritarian governments, origins of banknotes, types of democratic governments, Japan's economic strengths, situations without government, and party-ruled governments. It also includes true/false statements about Japan's judiciary, geography, form of government, most important economic sector, and China's open
The document discusses various countries and their political systems and economies. It provides information about China such as it being the 3rd largest cotton producer and adopting a one-child policy. It also discusses Japan being known as Formosa, situated in the volcanic zone by the Pacific deep, and having a policy-oriented economy. The document asks questions about Russia's legislative bodies, types of governments, Mongolian influence, religious groups in South Korea, types of authoritarian governments, origins of banknotes, types of democratic governments, Japan's economic strengths, situations without government, and party-ruled governments. It also includes true/false statements about Japan's judiciary, geography, form of government, most important economic sector, and China's open
The document discusses various countries and their political systems and economies. It provides information about China such as it being the 3rd largest cotton producer and adopting a one-child policy. It also discusses Japan being known as Formosa, situated in the volcanic zone by the Pacific deep, and having a policy-oriented economy. The document asks questions about Russia's legislative bodies, types of governments, Mongolian influence, religious groups in South Korea, types of authoritarian governments, origins of banknotes, types of democratic governments, Japan's economic strengths, situations without government, and party-ruled governments. It also includes true/false statements about Japan's judiciary, geography, form of government, most important economic sector, and China's open
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SOCIAL STUDIES 1116
China, Japan
1. It is the 3rd largest cotton producer of the world.
2. Its government is called the Sixth Republic.
3. It has adopted a policy which limits urban families to one child.
4. It is known in Portuguese as Formosa, meaning "beautiful".
5. It is situated in the volcanic zone by the Pacific deep.
6. Russia's national legislative body, the Federal Assembly, is made up of the __________ lower chamber) and the Council of the Federation (upper chamber)
7. ___________ is a democratic government headed by a president.
8. The nomadic Mongols, whose power reached its eminence in the 13th-century empire of ___________, have inhabited Mongolia since the 12th century.
9. _____________ have ranked as the second largest religious group in South Korea.
10. _____________is the government controlled by one person who uses force to stay power.
11. The first banknotes came out in _________ after December 29, 1768.
12. __________ is the government elected by the people where private individuals can own businesses. 13. Another long-range economic strength of Japan is _________________.
14._________ is a situation where there is no government and where rival groups struggle to take over.
15. _______________is the government ruled by the force of one political party.
TRUE or FALSE
16. The Japanese judiciary is under the control of the Executive branch.
17. Japan is situated in the volcanic zone by the Pacific deep.
18. Japan is a constitutional monarchy.
19. Agricultural industry is the most important sector of Japanese economy.
20. China is still closed to foreign companies which is why their economy has not improved to this time.
