| A | B |
|---|
| Tigris-Euphraes; Indus; Hwang Ho | Three major river valleys in Asia |
| North Korea | Today it remains Communist |
| Nile | Longest River in the World |
| Commodore Perry | Opened Japan to trade |
| Buddhism | False religion founded by Siddhartha Guatama where one tries to reach a state of nirvana |
| Achmed Sukarno | Indonesia's first president |
| China | world's oldest living civilization |
| Ferdinand Marcos | Former president of the Philippines |
| Lake Victoria | Africa's largest lake |
| Samurai | term given to the warriors, or knights, of feudal Japan |
| Caste System | strict social sturcture of India |
| Mount Kilimanjaro | highest mountain in Africa |
| J. Hudson Taylor | founded the China Inland Mission |
| Cheops | great pharaoh whose pyramid is the largest |
| Rosetta Stone | helped solve the riddle of Egyptian writing |
| China | where the Boxer Rebellion occurred |
| Mount Fuji | Japan's highest mountain |
| Liberia | African nation that was formed as a safe haven for freed slaves |
| Neesima | famous Japanese Christian and missionary |
| Egypt | Alexander's general Ptolemy was give this place to rule |
