Southeast Asia. Region Geography Southeast Asia Region 1-Mainland: Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, India, China Region 2- Islands: 20,000-

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Southeast Asia

Region Geography Southeast Asia Region 1-Mainland: Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, India, China Region 2- Islands: 20,000- Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Philippines

Political Overview Power= Control of Trade Routes and Harbors Strait of Malacca Sundra Strait Trade Monsoons= Indian Traders (Religion, Language and Art) China= political influence (direct rule or tribute)

Cambodia

Khmer Empire Economics Rice cultivation Trade (TAX) Religion (Architectural Beauty) Angkor Wat- Hindu Temple Borobudur- Buddhist Temple Politics Reached height in 1200 Centralized= irrigation systems and waterways

Khmer Rouge Cause Vietnam War Cambodia was a casualty Supplies for guerrilla forces transferred through Cambodia and America bombed it Led to instability and Khmer Rouge (Communist) overthrew the government) Effect Pol Pot Reign of Terror Destroy all Western Influence People forced to work in fields “Killing Fields”

Imperialism Southeast Asia

Pre Industrial Revolution Imperialism India and China Influence Politics, Language, Religion European Merchants Desire for Trade NOT COLONIZATION

Post Industrial Revolution Imperialism Industrial Revolution: 1+7=8 0 Natural Resources, Land, People= COLONIZATION Dutch East India Company: Moluccas (Spice Islands)- Coffee, Indigo, Spices British East India Company: Burma, Malay Peninsula (Singapore)- Rubber, Tin French Indochina: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia- Christianity Thailand: Kingdom of Siam, Independent- accepted unequal treaties, modernization, training from “Western Experts”… yet Sphere of Influence

Post WW2 Southeast Asia Unity Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Imperialistic Powers Leave Self- Interest (ex. France leaves Indochina) Internal Struggles for Power Religion unites and divides (Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam= cultural diffusion) Economic hardship (increased population but scarcity of resources and slow economic growth) Cold War (Communism- Karl Marx) 1970’s and 1980’s: increased industrialism Conflict Vietnam War= communist win, topography, Ho Chi Minh takes control Cambodia= Khmer Rouge, Pol Pot, genocide

Vietnam

Geography Southeast Asia Region 1- Mainland: Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, India, China Region 2- Islands: 20,000- Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Philippines Vietnam: South of China, East of Cambodia Red River Delta Irrigates Northern Vietnam (rice padis)

Chinese Influence Influence from China during the Han Dynasty Tang Dynasty- Broke away= Kingdom of Dai Viet Shared Ideas= Government, Confucianism, Mahayana Buddhism, nobles spoke Chinese (large dragon vs. small dragon) Independent Ideas= Women more freedom, Trung Sister resistance

Colonization French Indochina Early 1800’s France started influence with missionaries- resistance failed 1860’s France colonized all of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia

Independence Movement 1930’s - Led by Ho Chi Minh (Communist- Vietminh) Under Japanese Control (WW2) JAPAN FORCED OUT IN 1945 Fight for Independence from France!! Nationalists and Communists unite Supported by the USA Hit and Run tactics, support for Vietminh- VICTORY at Dien Bien Phu

Vietnam Divided Geneva Agreement (1954) Domino Theory Vietnam divided at 17 degrees north latitude (North= Communism= Ho Chi Minh, South= Anti-communist= Ngo Dinh Diem) Ho Chi Minh North Totalitarian government Land reform= peasant support Vietcong- guerilla communists opposed to Diem dictatorship (fear open elections would lead to communist victory) 1963= Diem assassination, military coup

Vietnam War Gulf Of Tonkin- supposed attack on USA destroyers by North Vietnamese Resolution- Congress authorizes Johnson to send troops to Vietnam American Troubles Guerilla war on unfamiliar terrain Bombing= support for Communists South Vietnam government (Diem) unpopular North Vietnam supported by China and Soviet Union Vietnamization (1972) America pulls out giving South greater role Massive bombing campaigns in Indochina

Post War Vietnam North Victory Tight control of South Reeducation camps Government control of business 5 Year Plans- failure led to policy change in economics Oppression

Philippines

Filipino Nationalism 1500’s controlled by Spain 1800’s revolt against Church abuse of power and wealth Incidentally war between US and Spain… US destroys Spanish fleet in Philippines.. INDEPENDENCE!!!..... NO… America takes over Emilo Aquinaldo fought for independence but loses. America promises self rule in the future Democratic Government established but elite controlled politics and economics Huks - local communists who wanted reform but America helped crush rebellion “People Power” Revolution- Corazon Aquino