china one child policy

When did China begin the One Child Policy?

• 1949

• 1960

• 1970

• 1979

Why was the one child policy needed?

• China was at war

• It wasn't needed

• Concerns about running out of enough food or electricity

• China's population was nearly 1 billion

Those voluntarily choosing to have just one child in China may be rewarded with

• Certificates of honor
• longer maternity leave
• other benefits to couples
• all the above

Which of the following reasons led to the idea of the One-Child Policy?

• Mass food production

• Increased death rates

• Overpopulation

What was the main goal of the one child policy?

• Assuring parents they have the perfect child

• Reduction in water use

• Halt population growth

• Make China Great Again

According to the above graph how many millions of people live in China today?

• More than 1,400,000
• One Billion
• 600 Million
• Less than 1,100,000

The one child policy crossed with the long tradition of devaluating girls produced this imbalance in China

• gender
• agriculture
• military
• ecology

What was the main reason behind the One Child policy?

• The government ran out of money to feed the growing population

• By 1980 the population had already reached 1 billion and needed to slow down

• The government wanted make families smaller

• The Chinese wanted help from the government to reduce the size of their families

China ended its One Child Policy in what year?

• 2000

• 2004

• 2015

• 2019

Because of China's one child policy there are now more ____________ than ___________ in China.

• Girls, Boys

• Boys, Girls