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Unit 7 test in socia

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What was the great leap forward ? The government wanted to become a better communist country
How did the one- child policy try to address the challenges created by China's large and growing population? Wanted to try and slow down the population growth
What is one challenge China faces in supplying energy to its population? Not enough resources for the big population
Why was the Three Gorges Dam created To provide more energy
Provide one example of how China’s GDP benefitted from SEZs. Global Trade
Which solution to population management do you agree with the most? One Child Policy, Three Gorges Dam, or SEZs Three Gorges Dam
What physical features affect the amount of arable land in Japan the most? Mountains and Mixed elevation
Provide two examples of how Japan’s high population density affects transportation. Packed trains, No space of the road
Provide two examples of how Japan’s high population density affects housing. Makes the houses have to be very small , Houses are very narrow
Provide two examples of how Japan’s high population density affects land use. Not much land to use, Fields destroy lakes and fish
Provide two examples of how Japan’s high population density affects health. Serious pollution, Too much trash
What is spatial inequality? The unequal distribution of wealth or resources
What is a major cause of rural decline in Mexico? Unequal distribution of land
What is one “pull factor” that draws farm families to Mexico City? Not enough money on farms
Choose one group living in Mexico City. What is their standard of living like? MIddle They live in the middle of high and poor with okay jobs and little money
What are two problems Mexico City is experiencing because of its rapid growth? Don’t have enough space for housing Not enough farmers
What is globalization? the process by which economies, societies, and cultures become increasingly interconnected and integrated across international borders
How has globalization brought growth to some countries? Gotten them more money
Which region of the world leads in globalization? Europe
List one reason sneaker companies moved their production offshore to Asian countries. Cheaper labor
What is IT? the use of technology to move, record, and process information.
What are the three factors that give India an advantage in global IT? Cheap Lot of workers Workers can speak english
What is one reason that wages for workers in India are lower than in many other countries? The laws aren't like in the US
Use a time zone map to determine what time it would be in Tokyo, Japan if it was 9:00 am on Tuesday in the United States. 10 pm
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