Life and Culture in East and Southeast Asia
Life and Culture in East and Southeast Asia
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Just the Series: People Around the World   

Series and Publisher: People Around the World   

Annotation: "East and Southeast Asia has long been a powerful player in the world trading system. Whether it's spices like pepper, textiles, rubber, or microprocessors, this region has much to offer the world, including its amazing cultures. Home to many ethnic groups and some of the world's biggest and smallest countries, the region has produced a unique array of cultural traditions. This book's accessible narrative helps readers understand how geographic features, immigration patterns, and emerging technologies have informed the a rea's traditions. Full-color images showcase the best of East and Southeast Asia's vibrant cultural contributions
Genre: [World history]
 
Reviews: 1
Catalog Number: #214784
Format: Library Binding
Copyright Date: 2021
Edition Date: 2021 Release Date: 01/15/21
Pages: 48 pages
ISBN: 1-7253-2182-3
ISBN 13: 978-1-7253-2182-3
Dewey: 950
Dimensions: 25 cm.
Language: English
Reviews:
School Library Journal (Thu Apr 01 00:00:00 CDT 2021)

COLEMAN, Miriam . Life and Culture in Southwest Asia and North Africa . ISBN 9781725321700 . DALY, D. E. Life and Culture in the United States and Canada . ISBN 9781725321540 . KLEIN, J. M. Life and Culture in Australia and the Pacific Realm . ISBN 9781725321861 . MORLOCK, Rachael . Life and Culture in Latin America . ISBN 9781725321588 . MORLOCK, Rachael . Life and Culture in South Asia . ISBN 9781725321786 . ORR, Tamra & Jill Keppeler . Life and Culture in Sub-Saharan Africa . ISBN 9781725321748 . VINK, Amanda . Life and Culture in Europe . ISBN 9781725321625 . WOLF, Ryan . Life and Culture in Russia and the Eurasian Republics . ISBN 9781725321663 . ea vol: 48p. (People Around the World). Rosen / PowerKids . Jan. 2021. Tr. $30.25. Gr 5-6 Each title focuses on a geographical area and examines the culture of the countries within that location. The content is broken into chapters that include art and architecture, religion and festivals, history, politics, the natural environment, food, and languages. Throughout the text, readers will find sidebars with in-depth information on topics such as the Silk Road, Rohingya people, and the Khmer Rouge. Definitions are on each page and maps, charts, and images can be found throughout the books. The back matter includes a glossary, resources, and index. This series excels at dispelling the myth that geographical regions are homogenous by highlighting the differences between nations. However, the text itself is dry. Even descriptions of festivals and cultural phenomena fail to capture the excitement they should. VERDICT A good primer for young researchers.

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Bibliography Index/Note: Includes bibliographical references (page 47) and index.
Reading Level: 5.0
Interest Level: 4-7
Guided Reading Level: X

East and Southeast Asia has long been a powerful player in the world trading system. Whether it's spices like pepper, textiles, rubber, or microprocessors, this region has much to offer the world, including its amazing cultures. Home to many ethnic groups and some of the world's biggest and smallest countries, the region has produced a unique array of cultural traditions. This book's accessible narrative helps readers understand how geographic features, immigration patterns, and emerging technologies have informed the area's traditions. Full-color images showcase the best of East and Southeast Asia's vibrant cultural contributions.


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