Exam 10: Developing Countries

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One recent innovation to help alleviate poverty in poorer countries through small loans to small businesses is known as

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Describe the motivating factors that began the process of European imperialism in the 1500s.Why were European states so proficient at expanding colonial structures in the less-developed world?

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A good answer should note a variety of factors that propelled European states to engage in imperialism.It may argue that technological and military development allowed states to project their strength outward toward less-developed areas-perceived as backward both culturally and technologically-to extract resources and impose imperial political institutions, all informed by the belief that imperial control over these territories was necessary, just, and willed by God.

A system wherein a state extends its power in order to directly control territory, resources, and people beyond its borders is known as

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Which of the following best describes modernization under imperialism in most colonial states?

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The concept of a "hothouse economy" is associated with

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Which of the following statements about the Washington Consensus is accurate?

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Which of the following might be a Washington Consensus policy recommendation to a less-developed country that would be opposed by a supporter of import substitution policy?

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The borders of most current African states were drawn by colonial powers according to

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The term for the physical occupation of a foreign territory through military force, businesses, or settlers is

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Which of the following was the initial, primary cause of lack of government capacity in postcolonial countries?

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Why have less-developed countries had such difficulty in building effective states? What particular roles do ethnic and national identities contribute to this difficulty?

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What is the role of civil society and political engagement in developing a more effective state?

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Tariff and nontariff barriers are key tools most important to which economic strategy?

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Which of the following is a component of import substitution, an economic strategy followed by many developing countries in the post-World War II era?

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Which of the following can be said about the effects of imperialism on gender roles?

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In comparing the development of postcolonial countries, which of the following pairs of factors have shown strong correlation with each other?

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Organized life outside of the state that is often seen as critical to democracy and political stability is known as

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One of the major criticisms of microfinance or microcredit is that the

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Inequality under imperialism was exacerbated by

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Policies that require countries to privatize state-run firms, end subsidies, reduce tariff barriers, shrink the size of the state, and welcome foreign investment are sometimes known as

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