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oil, rubber, tin, etc.\nRaw materials and exports\nRice, tea, silk, spices, etc.\nPOPULATION\nWorld’s most populous region\nChina – #1 in world population\nIndia – #2 in world population\nOther countries – Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Indonesia, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Pakistan,  Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, etc.\nFOREIGN INFLUENCESEarly 19th to Early 20th Centuries\nGreat Britain\nBurma, China, India, Malaya, New Guinea, Singapore, etc.\nHolland (Netherlands – the Dutch)\nEast Indies\nFrance\nChina and French Indochine (Indo-China)\nFOREIGN INFLUENCESEarly 19th to Early 20th Centuries\nGermany\nPacific islands – Carolines, Marianas, Marshalls\nShantung peninsula\nRussia\nSiberia to the Pacific Ocean\nManchuria\nJapan\nFormosa\nManchuria\nKorea\nGROWING NATIONALISM\nIncreased during and after World War I\nIdeals of democracy, freedom, and nationalism increased with industrialization\nLargely independent following World War II\n“Hot spots” during the Cold War\nKorean War\nVietnam War","cbCaij7pHnBFq0OU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij7pHnBFq0OU","pptx",503267,"English","# Geography and Resources\n## Regional Population Demographics\n# Foreign Influences (19th-20th Century)\n## Powers and Territories\n# Growing Nationalism and Independence\n## Post-WWII Era and Cold War Conflicts","[{\"question\":\"What natural resources were significant to imperial powers in East Asia?\",\"answer\":\"Imperial powers targeted the region primarily for resources such as coal, oil, rubber, and tin, as well as agricultural exports like rice, tea, silk, and various spices.\"},{\"question\":\"Which foreign powers exerted influence over East Asia during the early 19th to early 20th centuries?\",\"answer\":\"Major powers included Great Britain, the Netherlands (Dutch), France, Germany, Russia, and Japan, each occupying different strategic territories across the region.\"},{\"question\":\"How did nationalism change in East Asia after World War I?\",\"answer\":\"Nationalism 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