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1 Southeast Asia “Other Country Notes”

2 Malaysia Former British Colony Muslim State
Ethnic Division between Malays & Chinese Located on Malay Peninsula & Borneo

3 Singapore Economic Tiger Most Densely Populated Country in the World
Former British Colony SE Asia’s Financial Hub International Port (free trade!) Economic Tiger Most Densely Populated Country in the World

4 Brunei Former British Colony Sultan Runs Country Oil made Sultan Rich
Government Provides for Most of Population’s Needs

5 Philippines 1946: US Granted Independence
Former Spanish Colony Catholic Nation Given to US in Spanish-American War Agricultural Nation 1946: US Granted Independence 1986: Democratic Elections to Replace Ferdinand Marcos (dictator)

6 Laos Dependent on Foreign Aid Subsistence Farming & Opium
Former French Colony (part of Indochina) Landlocked Dependent on Foreign Aid Subsistence Farming & Opium

7 Thailand Previously Known as Siam Constitutional Monarchy
Only SE Asian Country that was NOT Colonized Tourism & Rice

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