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World History Ch 33
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| developing world | NATIONS WORKING TOWARD DEVELOPMENT |
| literacy | THE ABILITY TO READ AND WRITE |
| traditional economies | ECONOMIES THAT RELY ON HABIT, CUSTOM, OR RITUAL AND THAT TEND NOT TO CHANGE |
| shantytown | A SLUM OF FLIMSY SHACKS |
| fundamentalists | PEOPLE WHO CALL FOR A RETURN TO FUNDAMENTAL OR BASIC RELIGIOUS VALUES |
| Some leaders of developing nations tried to speed development after independence by: | shifting to command economies |
| To what does the Green Revolution refer? | new farming methods |
| Among the problems that developing nations face are: | rapid population growth and poverty |
| Although they are now politically independent, many developing countries are: | economically dependent on former colonial rulers |
| Women in developing countries have: | more opportunities |
| The movement of people from the countryside to the cities is called: | urbanism |
| Animals threatened with extinction are: | endangered species |
| A system in which the government controls part of the economy is called: | socialism |
| Economic growth that aims for long-term benefits is called: | sustainable development |
| The change from fertile land to desert, or ____, plagues many African countries | desertification |
| One result of African countries’ dependence on cash crops was: | the need to import food |
| A cause of desertification is: | overgrazing of livestock |
| A benefit of urbanization in Africa: | Ethnic loyalties were replaced by national loyalties |
| Wangari Maathai is best known for her work in: | sustainable development |
| What was the result of Tanzania’s program of African socialism? | It failed and was replaced by a market economy system. |
| Which of India’s largest cities was formerly known as Bombay? | Mumbai |
| India’s constitution bans discrimination against the lowest caste, or _______. | dalits |
| Who gained many admirers for her work with India’s poor? | Mother Teresa |
| Who was the leader who set China on a new path? | Deng Xiaoping |
| What helped reduce family size in China, especially in cities? | one-child policy |
| The demonstrators in China’s Tiananmen Square were demanding: | greater democracy |
| An example of China’s shift to a free-market economy is: | the “responsibility system” |
| One area in which the Indian economy has prospered is in: | computer and customer-support services |
| A major health challenge for both China and India is: | the spread of AIDS |
| Both China and India are: | economic giants, but only India is a democracy |