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AP World Modern Unit 9
AP World Modern Unit 9
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for Mr Fulton’s class 24-25, by Laurence
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the process of decolonization
the rise of multinational corporations
the development of anti-globalization movements and groups
the development of organizations to safeguard international peace
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an increase in biodiversity in many regions
a decline in air and water quality
a decline in soil fertility rates in many regions
an increase in epidemic diseases in many regions
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international effortsto help newly independent nations address airpollution
the growing popularity of nuclear power as an alternative energy source
debates regarding causes& extent of humanity contribution to climatechang
binding international commitments to break up the big multination energy cm
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greater control by women over their own fertility
national suffrage movements and the acquisition of voting rights
a rise in the birth rate among affluent women
a loss of power by women within the patriarchal family
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the trend in modern art toward experimentation with abstract and styles
the expansion of educational opportunities in Africa Asia Latin america
thespreadofsocialprotestsagainstthe inequalitiesofglobaleconomiintegration
the attainment of greater economic and political equality for women worldwi
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increasing fertility rates in western europe
eradication of epidemic diseases in South Asia
diffusion of green revolution tech
decreasing level of civilian casualties during military conflicts
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human societies develop new technology to fight environmental issues
human societies help developing countriez environmentally through int orgs
human socieities cooperate and introduce new methods to help environ issues
human societies rely on gov regulation of private to fight industrializatio
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the reduction of world hunger
the impact of medical innovations and public health measures
the end of international epidemics
global warming and other types of climate change
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the large number of women elected to political office
the increased number of women in the workforce
the migration of male indentured laborers to the Americas
the rapid rise in the number of children working in large factories
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diseases associated with poverty
diseases associated with environmental pollution
diseases associated with increased longl ity
new epidemic diseases that first emerged in the twentieth century
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regional tradeadvanced interestsof large Africastates atexpensiveof smaller
international economic organizations imposingfreemarketafricanstates
africa countries lack natural resources to support economic growth
african gov directing economic development in theaftermathof decolonization
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breakup of EU colonial empires in the aftermath of the Second World War
regional economic impact of the Great Leap Forward on industrial production
shift of industrial production toward Asia beginning in the late 20th centu
efforts of international financial organizations tohelp cooperation
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created the EU to coordinate european economic aid to former colonies
allowed the UN to take over failing national economies
developed a common economic aid package for africa and Asian states
established new financial institutions, such as the world bank
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celebrate Chinese peoples devotion to communism and rejection of capitalism
make a plea for westerners to understand china better
offer an ironic commentary on rise of western culture in communist china
support the suppression of dissident thought during long rule of Maozedong
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the development of new forms of global communication and transportation
increases averageagriculturalyieldsperacre broughtaboutby Green Revolution
the greater social acceptance of birth control
the extension of average human life span brought about by medical advances
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someAsian statesforcedtoadoptfree trade aspartofgetting economic assistance
economic production of communist state declined bc not enough capitaltoinve
USSR collapse in part because of implementation of economic liberalization
someAsianstates reform economies based on free trade and japan model of
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global economic inequalities
industrial pollution and greenhouse gas emissions
species loss and declines in biodiversity
nuclear proliferation
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Latin Americancommunistleaders redistributed land to their poorest citizens
latin Americangovernments guaranteed freedom of religion for theircitizens
LatinAmerican religious clergy fought for economic and social Justice
LatinAmericanchurchespromotedmaterial wealth for their faithful congregants
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protect Chinese workers because foreign companies could lower their wages
outlineapathforChinatomaintainitssocial welfare while liberalizing economy
establishregulatorysystemtorestrictforeign comptakingbusinessawayfromChina
liberalize Chinese economy bc only 14 cities were openedtoforeigninvestment
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the inability of the Sovietplanne economy to compete with US and west
shift of manufacturing from postindustrial west to Asia/latin america
stronger measures to safeguard workeconsumers rights in developed countries
increas hostility toward economic migrants/migrationsin lots countries
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growth of transnational indigenous movements in South America
the extensive influence of global financialinstitutions in develop countrys
increase innterational tensions after cold war
effects of green revolution on GMO foods
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industrialization led increased hazardous levels of air and water pollution
urbanizationdramatically expandedper capital rates freshwaterconsumption
economicdevelopmentpoliciesintensified competitionoverlimitedresources
climate change led to increasingly desertification in drought prone regions
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many diseases remained impossible to treat despite technological and medic
the emergence of new disease stunted the advances of treatment for existing
political/economic factors stood in the way of advances in medicine
advances in medicine result in reduction of infection rate from all diseas
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economic isolationism
expansion of the welfare state
economic liberalization
regional economic integration
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the3 decline of the european economic community
emphasis on producing high value consumer goods for export
dominance of Chinas four modernizations policy
the creation of the greater east Asia co prosperity sphere by Japan
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the release of greenhouse gases contributed to debates about climate change
increased mobility resulted in the spread of new infectious diseases
the proliferation of nuclear weapons during Cold War threat global desruct
new medical advances, significantly increased the global population
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information on the political affiliation on Iraq’s ministerofwaterresources
information on the total amount of foreign investment in Iraq’s economy
information on iraq’s petroleum resources and revenues
Information on the percentage of Iraqi agriculturethatdepends onirrigation
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a push for new varieties of food crops resulting in green revolution
implementation of government-led land collectivization policies
desertification and increased competition for natural resources
a rise in Cold War tensions between USSR and neighboring countries
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a popular USA fried chicken restaurant opening a location in moscow
an Italian designer clothing company opening a retail store in Shanghai
a brazil TV channel broadcasting Brazil team playing tournament in germany
an Indian Bollywood movie studio marketing a film in the USA
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it restored tropical forests destroyed by slash and burn agriculture
it sought to limit the use of nuclear energy
it prevented oil exploration in the habitats of endangered species
it used new technologies toincrease agricultural yieldsindeveloping regions
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competition between superpowers for political influence in developing state
new transportation and communication that increased contact between regions
The growth of multinational corporations promoting free markets
the creation of newly independent states following the end of WW2
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data on healthcare expenditure per capita in W Europe and NA in 1990s
data on employment levels and personal disposable income in Pacificduring90
data on employment levels of manufactuing areas in US/Britain (1990s)
data on global growth of HIV in 90s
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influence of social darwinism among european elites
growth and diffusion of popular culture globally
development of international organizations to promote world peace
use of sports to project national and social aspirations
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medical vaccines and antibiotics
internet and cellular communications
energy production
genetically modified agriculture
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INTL corps sought to adjust to cultural preferences of regional markets
INTL corps tried to serve as global ambassador for western politic&culture
INTL corps had to yield demands of corrupt local political elites®ulator
INTL corps sought to impose uniformity on production&consumption pattern
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Based on the poem from the previous question…
Nationalist ideas
Atheist ideas
Racist ideas
Socialist ideas
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Which of the following…
decolonization that prevented states from addressing environmental issues
political rivalries (Cold War) resulting more military,spending less enviro
rapid growth of populations, increasing competition for natural resources
increase in diseases forcing governments to address environmental issues
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rivalries led to ideoological and economic competition between USSR and US
volatilityofeconomiccycles led many gov toenactsocialwelfarelawsforcitizens
expansion of EU empires led to expansion of market economies worldwide
more industrial and new technologies led to increased avaliability of goods
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the growing resistance against industrial agriculture in 3rd world countrs
the strength of indias currency, the rupee
the great wealth of indias new urban middle classes
the increasing globalization of consumer culture
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trade unionism
antiglobalization activism
liberation theology
international socialism
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This can best be seen as an example of the way in which literature and the arts in the late 20th century expressed
cultural exclusion and elitism
individualism and introspection
activism and political engagement
cultural blending and syncretism
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Based on the poem from the previous question…
economic inequalities between rich and poor countries increased
consumer culture became more global
gender relations in many parts of the world became more egalitarian
people in many parts of the world became less religious
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Soviet Union after death of lenin
South Africa under apartheid
russia after the cold war
germany during nazi rule
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gov in newly independent states sought to limit reliance on formercolonial
gov in Asia cooperated with private business to acquire foreign currency
gov of developed west adopted policies of liberalization and deregulation
many of defeated countries in WW2 got assistance from US
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antiglobalization movement focused on social problems, neglecting economic1
antiglobal movement did not make use of new communication technlogies
antiglobal movement had too many groups and advocated too many goalsto work
anti global movement advocated revolutionary methods of political change
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growing reliance of western economies on foreign tourism
the spread of communist around the world
the emergence of global corporate fuels
increased global dependence on fossil fuels
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increases in agricultural productivity contributing to population growth
attempts to regulate immigration in developing countries
the practice of economic imperialism by industrial states
nationalist rebellions against monarchical rule
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development of genetically modified crops
increased use of petroleum and other fossil fuels
destruction of rain forests and expansion of deserts
proliferation of nuclear weapons
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Chinausednewlycreatedwealt toincrease itsinfluencewit controversial results
western nation prevented rural china areas fromhaving growth as urban areas
state had tight control over much of the economy prevent market distortions
western states became knowledge economits, Asia was center of manufacturing
