Cambodian Americans - Research Article from Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 28 pages of information about Cambodian Americans.

Cambodian Americans - Research Article from Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 28 pages of information about Cambodian Americans.
This section contains 8,276 words
(approx. 28 pages at 300 words per page)
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Overview

The Kingdom of Cambodia is a country of about 8,000,000 people, approximately the size of the state of Missouri, located in Southeast Asia. It is bordered on the west and northwest by Thailand, on the north by Laos, on the east by Vietnam, and on the south by the Gulf of Thailand. The climate is tropical, with monsoon rains from May to October and a dry season from December to March. There is little variation in temperature, which is hot most of the year. There are mountains in the southwest and north, but most of the country consists of low, flat plains. Three-quarters of the land is covered with forests and woodland, and much of the land is cultivated with rice paddies. Cambodia has few roads and bridges, and many of the existing roads and bridges are in poor condition due to years of war and...

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