Social studies, Myanmar and Vietnam

1824

It's where the Anglo-Burmese war erupted

Burma proper and frontier areas

It's what the ethnic groups were categorized

British Raj

The term used for British rule or the British Empire in South Asia from 1858 to 1947

Missionaries or religious groups

They managed new schools, which were also patronized by minority ethnolinguistic groups

Rice cultivation

It's what the British prioritized, it's Burma’s primary export

1920

A boycott was led by students from Rangoon University who protested against British rule

U Ottama

The first Buddhist monk imprisoned by the British for political activities, played a key role

Saya San

Initiated a rebellion against imposed taxes in 1930, he was joined by over 3000 Burmese peasants and workers called galon

garuda

A mythical bird in Hinduism

Great depression

Refers to the worst global economic downturn that began with the collapse of the stock market in the United States in 1929

Saya San rebellion

Considered one of the earliest major uprisings against the British that ignited Burmese nationalist sentiments

Thakin(or masters)

Term initially used as a form of respect for the British

Donna Asiayone

A radical youth group formed against the British

Gia long

Established the Nguyen dynasty and collaborated with French.

Minh Mang

The person who succeeded His Long after his death and was a conservative supporter of Confucianism

Napoleon 3

Sent military forces to Vietnam to colonize it

Laos and Vietnam

This remains a communist country

English and Myanmar

Countries that started the Anglo-Burmese war

Annam

Former name of Vietnam

France

Country that occupied Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh

Communist revolutionary leader in Vietnam

Thailand

The only country that remained it's independence in southeast Asia. During the age of colonization

Sept 2, 1945

Vietnam got it's independence from France

Duy than Hoi

Revolutionary organization founded by Phan Boi Chau