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Chapter 28 Review

What are the most important rivers in the Indian perimeter? Brahmaputra and Ganges

What is the importance of the Indus Valley? Fertile soil allows for Pakistan’s large population

Describe the climate in Bangladesh? World’s Wettest

What type of climate do Bhutan, Nepal and Pakistan have? Bhutan and Nepal: Highland Climate Pakistan: Desert Climate

Pakistan has which type of religion? Islam/Muslim

Describe the culture in Pakistan. Traditional Islamic Culture Men Dominate

Describe the issue of child brides in Pakistan Describe the issue of child brides in Pakistan. Be sure to describe the reasons for and against it. Children are being forced to marry older men For: to pay family debts Against: Detrimental to economy, development of girls,

How did Bangladesh become independent? Was part of Pakistan and won independence from them

Describe Bangladeshi culture. Muslim religion but closer to SE Asian Countries for other aspects

What type of religion can be found in Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives? Bhutan: Buddhism Nepal: Hinduism Sri Lanka: Buddhism Maldives: Islam

What is the base of the Bhutanese economy? Tourism, Hydroelectric power, and Agriculture

Describe the Sri Lankan culture. Relies on caste system and Karma

What is the major issue facing Sri Lanka? Sinhalese and Tamil

Describe the Maldives economy Tourism and Fishing are the largest industries

Cyclone Violent storms that are like hurricanes

Storm Surge Huge waves that are whipped up by fierce winds

Cholera a server intestinal infection usually contracted by drinking infested water

Graphite a form of carbon used in pencils and other products

Stupas The Oldest monuments to Buddha; mounds of earth or stone covering the ashes of the Buddha or relics of Buddhist Saints

Atoll a ring of coral surrounding a body of water called a lagoon

Khyber Pass Pass in western Pakistan that has been an important site historically for armies moving both east and west

Kathmandu Capital of Nepal

Sherpa A guide and porter for Himalayan expeditions

Caste System Groups of people’s birth that determine their position in society

Karma The positive and negative forces caused by a persons actions

Maharaja The king of Bhutan