Exam 14: Developing Countries

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Primate cities grew in part because of resistance to economic and social change.

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The following will be the pattern into the next century: __________.

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Of the following, the only city without a rapid growth rate is __________.

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"Subsistence urbanization" refers to the labor intensive industrialization formerly found in urbanization.

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According to the World Bank, urban shanty towns are doubling in size every two years.

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Much of the present population explosion in LDCs can be traced to natural increases.

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For the very poor living in squatter settlements, __________.

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Today, __________.

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After World War II Sri Lanka (Ceylon) achieved a 40 percent decline in death rates in just two years by __________.

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According to the text, Mexico City and Sao Paulo are currently two of the very largest cities in the world.

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According to the text, which of the following most closely approaches what the average Nike worker in Indonesia makes in a day?

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In LDCs, industrialization spurs on urbanization.

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Most primate cities in LDC __________.

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The text regards the term "over-urbanization" to be an accurate and value-free concept that is very useful in understanding urban trends in LDCs.

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What does the text recommend for future policy toward squatter settlements?

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Today the worldwide rate of population increase has begun to show declines.

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In LDC cities, public works projects are almost always designed to benefit those residents who are most needy.

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Following World War II, death rates in LDCs were drastically reduced due to major changes in the social and economic fabric of the society.

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The rate of growth of large LDC primate cities invariably outpaces that of the country as a whole.

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Contemporary urbanization in LDCs differs from that of North American and European models.

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