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| Main European Powers of South Asia |
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| Most Urbanized in South Asia |
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| Least Urbanized in South Asia |
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| What Were Traditional Cities |
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Been around, a center of Princedom (Hindu)
trade centers, Religious shrines |
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Layed out, new towns.
example: chandigarh islamabad |
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Structing of cities.
Brahmans-Priests and techers
Kshatryas-Rulers and Warriers
Vaishyas-Merchants and traders
Sudras- Workers and Peasants
"Untouchables" |
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| Muslim Impact In South Asia |
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Shah Jahan built Taj Mahal for his favorite wife
Start spreading religion
Brought Islamic type city (buildings) |
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| Kolkata (Calcutta), Mumbai |
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| Mumbai connected to hinterland by railroad |
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| Rich stayed here during certain season in the country |
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| Port set up for trading and also built for protection |
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poor center, very few rich
poor on the outskirts |
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| Representative Cities in South Asia |
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Mumbai
Chennai
Kalkota
Delhi
Karachi
Dhaka |
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| Most Urbanized in South East Asia |
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| Leat Urbanized in South Asia |
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| Megacities in South East Asia |
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| Ethinic Influences In South East Asia |
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| Strategic Importance of South East India |
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Great Rivers
*fertile land, dense population
Located on the trade routes |
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| Most Urbanized in East Asia |
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| Least Urbanized in East Asia |
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| World Cities in East Asia |
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| Maoist City Plan (Beijng) |
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| Horizontal, Compact city attracts industry |
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| Not much, only British defeating chinese b/c they wanted the five trade cities |
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| Colonial Cities in East Asia |
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Drug popularity depleted imperial reserves
1st opium war ended with the treaty of najng
2nd opium war led to British and French colonies
Open door policy |
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| Five Treaty Ports of East Asia |
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| Shanghai, Ningpo, Amoy, Cantoin, Foochow |
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| Most Urbanized in Austraila and Pacific Islands |
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| Least Urbanized in Austraila and Pacific Islands |
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| Capital of Papua New Guinea |
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| World City in Austraila and Pacific Islands |
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| Small village settlements in Austraila and Pacific Islands |
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| north island of New Zealand |
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| Austraila Political System |
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| a federal state and British Parliament system |
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| New Zealand's Capital Move |
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| History of Papau New Guinea |
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Made port moresby capital
linked to other cities by air
Indepence 1975
British claim souther part plus other solomon islands |
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| Capital of Malaysia (Rep City) |
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| Brief History of Thailand |
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Thailand stayed independent.
Forced into alliance with Japan WWII |
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| Repsentative Cities in South East Asia |
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Singapore (megacity)
Jakarta
Bangkok
Manila |
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| Examples of Socialist Cities in South East Asia |
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Phnom Penh
Ho Chi Minh City
Hanoi |
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| Three Stage Model to Socialism |
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De-Urbanization
Bureaucratic
Socialist Reform |
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| Future for South East Asia |
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Over-urbanization
-Expand into hinterlands
Maybe incorperated in the global economy |
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