Chapter 28, Section 1
1. Governments and economies are closely related in East Asia. Economies include market systems, shown in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan , which are democratic. North Korean government is a rigid command system. And the democratic ruled Tibet and communist China have moved from command economies to mixed economies.
2. Agriculture is an economic activity that plays an important role in east Asia.
Creative Writing: I agree with what the United states did. Of course China should get full trading privileges. I mean, China creates most of the worlds goods. When do you look down at something you just bought and not see ' Made in China ' printed on it? It's rare. China produces: textiles, clothing, footwear, toys, and plastics, to name a few. SO obviously they are gonna need full trading rights.
Chapter 28, Section 1
1. The increase in economic growth and increased standard of living has called for more electric power than before. The burning of fossil fuels is the primary source of power.
2. Natural disasters that east Asia can face are: flooding, typhoons, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions.
Creative Writing: East Asian countries are taking action to clean up the environment. For example Japan is ahead of all other auto manufacturers in producing fuel cells with no emissions, they also have the worlds strictest environmental laws.
