Question 1

Third World countries, for the most part, are

Accepted Answer

A) making significant headway today economically. 
B) improving the health of their people. 
C) supporting the upward mobility of their citizens. 
D) heavily dependent on the developed countries. 
E) better off than they were when the Soviet Union still existed. 
A) making significant headway today economically. 
B) improving the health of their people. 
C) supporting the upward mobility of their citizens. 
D) heavily dependent on the developed countries. 
E) better off than they were when the Soviet Union still existed.

Question 2

The three countries that were eventually created out of the Indian Subcontinent were ____________________, ____________________, and ____________________.

Accepted Answer

India, Pak

Question 3

One of the major problems of the non-Western world is

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A) overpopulation. 
B) military control. 
C) currency. 
D) disease. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) overpopulation. 
B) military control. 
C) currency. 
D) disease. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 4

The dismantling of France's colonial empire was directed after 1958 by President ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The dismantling of France's colonial empire was...

Question 5

The last remaining European colonial power was

Accepted Answer

A) France. 
B) Great Britain. 
C) Belgium. 
D) Netherlands. 
E) Soviet Union. 
A) France. 
B) Great Britain. 
C) Belgium. 
D) Netherlands. 
E) Soviet Union.

Question 6

The newly independent country of Ghana became a member of the ____________________ in 1957.

Accepted Answer

British Co

Question 7

Term for identification: Sahel

Accepted Answer

The term "Sahel" refers to a geographic

Question 8

Term for identification: Atlantic Charter

Accepted Answer

The Atlantic Charter was a pivotal polic

Question 9

Because of the problems they experienced in trying to recover from the two world wars, Britain's citizens became more open to

Accepted Answer

A) the use of trade restrictions to help home industries survive. 
B) letting their colonies go. 
C) socialistic ideas in their government. 
D) borrowing from the United States and Canada. 
E) allowing women to come back into the work force. 
A) the use of trade restrictions to help home industries survive. 
B) letting their colonies go. 
C) socialistic ideas in their government. 
D) borrowing from the United States and Canada. 
E) allowing women to come back into the work force.

Question 10

Most of the technology that has been applied in non-Western areas has been

Accepted Answer

A) a significant improvement. 
B) resulted in great increases in agriculture and industry. 
C) not well received despite its positive application. 
D) misapplied in certain areas. 
E) Both B and C are correct. 
A) a significant improvement. 
B) resulted in great increases in agriculture and industry. 
C) not well received despite its positive application. 
D) misapplied in certain areas. 
E) Both B and C are correct.

Question 11

What was the driving force of decolonization of the non-Western world?

Accepted Answer

A) The growth of national pride and a sense of resentment at being controlled. 
B) The rapidly expanding and prosperous economies of Third World countries. 
C) The desire to accelerate the growth of Christianity in other countries. 
D) The desire to embrace communism and polarization in their countries. 
E) The sense of moral superiority that colonies developed after World War II. 
A) The growth of national pride and a sense of resentment at being controlled. 
B) The rapidly expanding and prosperous economies of Third World countries. 
C) The desire to accelerate the growth of Christianity in other countries. 
D) The desire to embrace communism and polarization in their countries. 
E) The sense of moral superiority that colonies developed after World War II.

Exam 47: Decolonization of the Non-Western World

Third World countries, for the most part, are

The three countries that were eventually created out of the Indian Subcontinent were ____________________, ____________________, and ____________________.

One of the major problems of the non-Western world is

The dismantling of France's colonial empire was directed after 1958 by President ____________________.

The last remaining European colonial power was

The newly independent country of Ghana became a member of the ____________________ in 1957.

Term for identification: Sahel

Term for identification: Atlantic Charter

Because of the problems they experienced in trying to recover from the two world wars, Britain's citizens became more open to

Most of the technology that has been applied in non-Western areas has been

What was the driving force of decolonization of the non-Western world?

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