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Where people live in Southeast Asia, the languages they speak and the religions they follow.
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Java holds over half of Indonesia's people on a small share of its land, while nearby Kalimantan is much thinner settled. What land feature best helps explain Java's dense population?
Malay, Indonesian, Javanese and Tagalog are island languages with roots that spread across the Pacific and Indian Oceans. What language family groups them?
This faith spread through Indian Ocean trade and is followed by most people in Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei. What religion is described?
Bangkok is far larger than Thailand's next cities and concentrates national government, banks, airports and media. What settlement pattern does Bangkok show?
Northern Vietnam's Red River Delta is much more crowded than nearby mountains. What physical setting explains this concentration?
Vietnamese, Khmer and Mon are mainland Southeast Asian languages in the same broad family. What language family is it?
Monks and royal courts helped spread this branch of Buddhism across Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar. What religion is described?
An urban area has more than 10 million residents and continuous built-up districts. What settlement term is defined by that size?
Central Thailand's Chao Phraya basin contains Bangkok and many rice villages. Why has this lowland attracted dense settlement?
Thai, Lao and Shan are tonal languages of mainland Southeast Asia. What language family are they usually grouped in?
Spanish missionaries spread this branch of Christianity through Luzon and the Visayas, and most Filipinos follow it today. What religion is described?
Myanmar built Naypyidaw inland with wide roads and government zones laid out before a large population moved there. What settlement pattern is this?
Myanmar's Irrawaddy (Ayeyarwady) Delta supports crowded rice-growing villages. What land condition makes that pattern likely?
Burmese belongs to the Tibeto-Burman branch, linking it to languages north of Southeast Asia. What broad language family includes it?
South Asian traders and priests brought this faith to early island kingdoms, and it remains the majority religion on Bali. What religion is described?
Singapore grew at a strategic harbor on the Strait of Malacca trade route, linking shipping, finance and migration. What settlement pattern does this show?
On Luzon, many Filipinos live in the Central Plain and around Manila Bay rather than in the Cordillera mountains. What explains this distribution?
Some highland peoples of northern Laos, Vietnam and Thailand speak languages also found in southern China, and many came as refugees to Minnesota and California after the Vietnam War. What language family is it?
Theravada Buddhism in Myanmar and Laos was shaped by monks from a South Asian island where it is still the majority faith. Name the island.
Factories, housing estates and ports stretch from Bangkok toward Chonburi and Rayong along highways in Thailand's Eastern Seaboard. What settlement pattern is this?
The Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam is one of the region's most crowded rural areas. What physical factor supports that population density?
Indonesia's national language is a standardized form of a language that is also official in Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore. What is that language?
Merchants and teachers helped spread this faith through Sulu and Mindanao, where it remains important among Moro communities. What religion is described?
A small town in the Mekong Delta holds the weekly market, clinic and secondary school for surrounding rice villages. What settlement pattern does it show?
Around Cambodia's Tonle Sap and lower Mekong, villages cluster near water and floodplain soils. What geographic advantage does this land provide?
Tetum, one official language of Timor-Leste, is grouped with many island languages of Southeast Asia and Oceania. What family is it in?
Portuguese missionaries spread this branch of Christianity in Timor-Leste, where most people follow it today. What religion is described?
Around Kuala Lumpur, plantations and villages have been replaced by subdivisions, expressways and malls as the city spreads outward. What pattern is described?
Bali supports dense villages and wet-rice terraces despite its small size. What physical condition helps explain this population concentration?
Chinese migrants carried this Buddhist tradition to cities such as Singapore and to ethnic Chinese communities in Malaysia and Vietnam. What religion is described?
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