South and East Asia Study Guide Himalayan Mountains

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South and East Asia Study Guide

South and East Asia Study Guide

Himalayan Mountains • The Himalayans Mountains: • Nine of the world’s ten highest •

Himalayan Mountains • The Himalayans Mountains: • Nine of the world’s ten highest • The Indius and Ganges river start in the Himalayan Mountains (Mountains are so high that moisture do not reach areas of Asia).

Ganges River Need for more industries has caused more problems for the river. waste

Ganges River Need for more industries has caused more problems for the river. waste and chemicals in the river. Factories dump

Population and Pollution • Growing population has made air pollution a growing problem in

Population and Pollution • Growing population has made air pollution a growing problem in India: • More People = More industries= More Cars ~~~~~MORE POLLUTION~~~~~~~

Asian Brown Cloud • Effects many of the nations of Asia • Causes changes

Asian Brown Cloud • Effects many of the nations of Asia • Causes changes in monsoon. Monsoons are- (Seasonal winds that bring heavy rain and floods) Major factor impacting the weather and climate. • Increase in respiratory problems

China’s Population • 90% live in the Eastern part of China

China’s Population • 90% live in the Eastern part of China

Shintoism • Practiced in Japan (Presences Kami or spirits in everything)

Shintoism • Practiced in Japan (Presences Kami or spirits in everything)

Buddhism • Founded by Siddhartha Gautama • Believes followers should follow the Eightfold Path

Buddhism • Founded by Siddhartha Gautama • Believes followers should follow the Eightfold Path • The four Noble Truths guide behavior • Believes followers should strive for Nirvana (Perfect Peace) • Originated in India and follows the teachings of one man.

Hinduism • Believes karma (What goes around, comes around) determines how a person will

Hinduism • Believes karma (What goes around, comes around) determines how a person will be reincarnated (Come back after death). • Believes in many Gods and Goddesses • Has no single founder, developed from Aryan and Ancient Indian culture. • 80% of India’s population follows Hinduism. • Polytheistic

Confucianism • It is a system of ideas (not a religion) • Practiced primarily

Confucianism • It is a system of ideas (not a religion) • Practiced primarily in China