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Chinese merchants settled in Southeast Asia primarily for trade opportunities and to establish commercial networks. They established vibrant communities that facilitated cultural exchange and the spread of Chinese culture, language, and traditions. Over time, these merchants contributed significantly to the local economies and often intermarried with local populations, leading to the emergence of distinct ethnic groups, such as the Peranakan. Their presence also played a crucial role in influencing the political and social landscapes of the region.
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What percent of Chinese make up southeast Asia's population?
Chinese make up about _______ percent of Southeast Asia's population.
How did Muslim merchants affect the peoples of southeast Asia?
They affect them creating an Islamic trade network
What is one reason that the Chinese had little impact on Southeast Asia?
The Chinese did not wish to export their culture
Chinese admiral who explored southeast Asia and east Africa?
Zheng He
What was Southeast Asia most advanced early civilization?
The Chinese dynasties.
How did Muslim spread the religion of Islam through trade?
Muslim merchants set up trading posts throughout southeast Asia and taught Islam to people there.
What do southeast Asia and east Asia have in common?
Many East Asian and Southeast Asian countries were once Buddhist empires. What is now China, Mongolia all the way south into Myanmar, Thailand and Indonesia were once Buddhist and Hindu empires. Chinese and Indian influence has dominated much of Southeast Asia. Although Indian influence is more of the southwest section of Southeast Asia, particularly in western Indonesia and Myanmar. Chinese influence has dominated much of the entire eastern part of Southeast Asia and East Asia.
How did legalism spread to Southeast Asia?
Legalism was the political philosophy undergirding the Qin Empire of Shih Huangdi. It spread to Southeast Asia by way of Chinese contacts with Southeast Asian peoples, especially the Vietnamese, who came under Chinese Direct Occupation several times in history.
Which ethnic group forms a significant part of the commercial class of Southeast Asia?
Chinese
The ethnic group forming a significant part of the commercial class in Southeast Asia are the?
The Chinese.
Who is the ethnic group forming a significant part of the commercial class in Southeast Asia?
The Chinese
What is the major reason for animosity toward Chinese immigrants in the countries of Southeast Asia?
Domintion
