31-33 vocab crossword

These areas in which these countries had some political and economic control, but did not directly
give up throne
regional leaders with their own armies, seized power in their own areas.
industry—the pro- duction of small consumer goods such as cloth- ing, appliances, and bicycles.
that is administered during periods of strict military con- trol.
cropping—growing more than one crop a year on the same land.
some- one who claims to rule by religious
is a political unit with limited self-government.
pictures or characters representing a thing or an idea.
denies the existence of God.
practice of in- serting very thin needles at specific points on the body to cure diseases or to ease pain.
protective zone
Chiang’s government allowed free enter- prise to flourish.
mass departure
seismographs—machines that register move- ments in the earth’s crust—record
tropical hurricane that forms over the Pacific Ocean,
uniform
glorification of the military and a readiness for war.
fired
taxes on imports
fixed total quantities,
zone—a strip of land on which troops or weapons are not allowed.
increase in number, of atomic weapons around the world.
people without manners or civilized customs.
wet land on which rice is grown,
or native, South- east Asians.
or people who rebel against their government, has greatly slowed Myanmar’s economic growth.
economic change
lack of similarity