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What are the differences between the Global North and the Global South? (Pg 606).

- The Global North has high standards of living and are where the developed countries are located; North Tropic of Cancer.


- The Global South has low standard of living and are where developing countries are located; South of Tropic of Cancer.

Why do developing countries remain dependent on former colonial powers or other industrialized powers? (Pg 606)

- The developing countries lacks capital.


- The developing depend on the wealth of industrialized nations for investment & Global prices for their products.

What obstacles kept many African nations from developing strong economies? (Pg 611)

- Lack capital for investment.


+> They borrow money that leads to debt problems.

Why are African nations having trouble feeding their people? (Pg 611)

- Overpopulation


- Civil War


- Drought


- Dependent of cash crops for development (monoculture).

Urbanization is a problem for many developing nations? (Pg 611)

Due to:


- the growth of cities.


+> Overcrowding.


+> lack of housing.


+> lack of services.


= Low Standards of Living.

What obstacles to economic development does China still face? (Pg 616)

- Population growth.


- Rapid Urbanization.


- The lack of basic human rights.


- Diseases.


- Poverty.

How did the Green Revolution contribute to urbanization in India? (Pg 616)

It helped Commercial Farms, but eventually put small


farmers out of business, causing them to move to cities to look for jobs.

What economic goals has India pursued and how has it met these goals? (Pg 616)

- Manufacturing.


- Increase in food production.


- Diversity.


- Shifting towards free-marketing system.


- Improving life conditions.

How has U.S. involvement in Latin American both helped and hurt the region? (Pg 624)

Helped:


- Important trading partner.


- Provided Aid.


- Participated in the OAS.


Hurt:


- Supported dictatorship to prevent Communist rule, during the Cold War.

What was the appeal of Liberation Theology to the people of Latin America? (Pg 624)

-Supported the Poor and the Powerless


- Brought attention to their problems.