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Taiwan is a de facto country. Which explanation best fits? *

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a country that is a really a colony
a country that is not legally recognized by other countries
a country that is too small to be a real country
yellow-brown silt *
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tsunami
archipelago
loess
delta
group or chain of islands *
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archipelago
tsunami
delta
loess
military leader during Japanese feudalism *
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samurai
shogun
communism
dynasty
line of rulers from a single family that would hold power until it was overthrown *
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samurai
shogun
communism
dynasty
a system of government in which the government controls all economic goods and services *
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samurai
shogun
communism
dynasty
landowning warriors who supported the shogun during Japanese fuedalism *
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samurai
shogun
communism
dynasty
supersized urban area *
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urbanization
megalopolis
trade deficit
trade surplus
when a country exports more than it imports *
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urbanization
megalopolis
trade deficit
trade surplus
when large numbers of people move to cities and other urban areas *
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urbanization
megalopolis
trade deficit
trade surplus
when you import more goods than you export *
1 point
urbanization
megalopolis
trade deficit
trade surplus

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1. The explanation that best fits for Taiwan being a de facto country is that it is a country that is not legally recognized by other countries.

2. Yellow-brown silt is a physical characteristic of loess.

3. An archipelago is a collective term given for a group or chain of islands.

4. The military dictators of Japan were called Shogun.

5. A rule continued by a line of descendants from a single family is known as a dynasty.

6. The Samurais were the landowning warriors who supported the shogun during Japanese feudalism.

7. A supersized urban area is referred to as megalopolis.

8. When a country exports more than it imports, it has a trade surplus.

9. Urbanization is the process through which large numbers of people move to cities and other urban areas.

10. When you import more goods than you export, it inevitably causes a trade deficit.

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