The terms have been used interchangeably since man has been trading with the Orient (East). Some of the terms have been, thru-out history: Far East, Far Orient, the Orient, the East, etc. The Occident (West) for unknown reasons, has seldom been used when describing the "West." Possibly it was because the one sylable word "West" was easier for seamen to pronounce (and write) than the three sylabled word "Occident." A good majority of merchant seamen (minus the captain and his officers) couldn't read or write...for men like those, "West" beats "Occident" any day.
SEA (Southeast Asia) was considered a region.
It is apropiate because it the southeast section of Asia
See website: Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization was created in 1954.
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India is not a part of the Orient. Both areas are a part of Asia but India is located in southeast Asia.
Pearl of the Orient
Southeast Asia is Vietnam and its surrounding countries (Lao, Cambodia, etc.). Japan & China have traditionally been called the "Far East" (Far Orient). With all of the new terms people want to make in this century (e.g. Middle East/Southwest Asia, etc.)...Northeast Asia for Japan sounds fairly accurate. After all, Northeast of Japan is Alaska and the North Pole.
Asia
The Eastern Hemisphere, slightly above the equator.
Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia.
Yes, it is in southeast Asia.
Asia has been called many things over the course of history. Two of the most popular names for Asia have been the Orient, the Far East.
The wealthiest nations of southeast Asia in terms of GDP PPP per capita are Indonesia, Thailand and Phillipines. For a full list visit en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Asian_and_Pacific_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)#Southeast_Asia
The wealthiest nations of southeast Asia in terms of GDP PPP per capita are Indonesia, Thailand and Phillipines. For a full list visit en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Asian_and_Pacific_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)#Southeast_Asia
Australia is the continent southeast of Asia.