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| large businesses in Japan |
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| Gross national product excluding payments on foreign investments |
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| An excess of imports over exports |
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| pooling of peasant land and labor in an attempt to increase efficiency |
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| a community organized for the protection and promotion of local interests |
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| a business enterprise in which two or more companies enter a temporary partnership |
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| Area in China where foreigners can own and operate industries |
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| Territories with high growth rates and industrialization |
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| an economy where buyers and sellers agree on a price |
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| The demilitarized zone of Korea |
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| If one land falls under communism, others will follow in effect |
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| A temporary stoppage of war |
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| prohibition of commerce and trade with a certain country |
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| small groups of combatants using stradegy and surprise attacks |
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| those seeking to be independent from governing country |
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| Countries on the edge of the Pacific Ocean |
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| The total value of all goods and services produced in a country over a year |
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| Peoples Republic of China |
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| Mao's program between 1959 and 1961 to increase farm and industrial output at an unreasonable rate - was a big failure and 30 million starved to death from famine |
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| To purge the bourgeois, targeting authority, party leaders, teachers, writers, artists, etc. to be humiliated or killed |
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| Chinese ruler after Mao, set up to modernize agriculture, industry, science, and defense |
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