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Review your notes and prepare for a quiz

Mainland Southeast Asia

 Primate City  Maritime  Sphere of influence  Buffer State  Martial Law  Wat

 Many different ethnic groups have lived in mainland Southeastern Asia for centuries, where ancient cultures mix with modern Western ways of life.

 Humans have lived in Southeast Asia for tens of thousands of years, many migrated western China & Eastern Tibet  Khmers settled in Cambodia,Vietnam & Thailand  Khmer make up 90% of Cambodia

 Mons move into Thailand & Myanmar (Burma)  Myanmar is mainly inhabited by Burmans  The Mons still live in Myanmar and have integrated into Burmans’ culture

 Thai people of Thailand are descended from people of southwestern China  The Lao people are descended from Thai people who moved into Laos

 Bangkok, Thailand is an example of a primate city  The city has grown by more than 5 million people since the 1970s but infrastructure and other public services are still inadequate  1970s, many Vietnamese & people of Laos escaped political oppression to the US

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