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\n• Natural resources  \n– Coal, oil, rubber, tin, etc.  \n• Raw materials and exports  \n– Rice, tea, silk, spices, etc.  \nPOPULATION  \n• World’s most populous region  \n• China – \\#1 in world population  \n• India – \\#2 in world population  \n• Other countries – Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Indonesia, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, etc.  \nFOREIGN INFLUENCES  \nEarly 19th to Early 20th Centuries  \n• Great Britain  \n– Burma, China, India, Malaya, New Guinea, Singapore, etc.  \n• Holland (Netherlands – the Dutch)  \n– East Indies  \n• France  \n– China and French Indochine (Indo-China)  \nFOREIGN INFLUENCES Early 19th to Early 20th Centuries  \n• Germany  \n– Pacific islands – Carolines, Marianas, Marshalls  \n– Shantung peninsula  \n• Russia  \n– Siberia to the Pacific Ocean  \n– Manchuria  \n• Japan  \n– Formosa  \n– Manchuria  \n– Korea  \nGROWING NATIONALISM  \n• Increased during and after World War I  \n• Ideals of democracy, freedom, and nationalism increased with industrialization  \n• Largely independent following World War II  \n• “Hot spots” during the Cold War  \n– Korean War  \n– Vietnam War","cbCaihncFndLveI3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihncFndLveI3","pdf",494965,"English","# Geography and Resources\n# Population Overview\n# Foreign Influences\n# Growing Nationalism and Independence","[{\"question\":\"Which natural resources were primary drivers for imperial interest in East Asia?\",\"answer\":\"The region was sought after for its abundant raw materials, including coal, oil, rubber, tin, rice, tea, silk, and various spices.\"},{\"question\":\"What European and Asian powers exerted influence in East Asia during the 19th and early 20th centuries?\",\"answer\":\"Influential powers included Great Britain, the Netherlands (Dutch), France, Germany, Russia, and Japan, each controlling various territories from the Pacific islands to mainland regions like Manchuria and 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