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Modernization Theory

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

What is modernization theory?

Modernization theory is a theory that explains the process of traditionalization within societies.

Modernization theory is a theory that focuses on the de-modernization of societies.

Modernization theory is a sociological theory that explains the process of modernization within societies.

Modernization theory is a theory that emphasizes the rejection of modern values in societies.

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Explain the concept of industrialization in the context of modernization theory.

Industrialization is the process of modernizing traditional cultural practices without economic implications.

Industrialization refers to the shift from industry to agriculture, hindering economic growth.

Industrialization is the adoption of advanced technology in rural areas to promote self-sufficiency.

Industrialization is the transition from an agrarian-based economy to one focused on manufacturing and industry, essential for economic growth and modernization.

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How does urbanization contribute to the process of modernization?

Urbanization promotes traditional values and practices

Urbanization hinders technological advancements

Urbanization leads to isolation and lack of communication

Urbanization concentrates resources, facilitates exchange of ideas and technologies, and creates a demand for innovation and efficiency.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Who is Walt Rostow and what is his contribution to modernization theory?

Walt Rostow is a professional athlete who holds multiple world records.

Walt Rostow is a famous chef known for his culinary skills.

Walt Rostow is known for his 'Stages of Economic Growth' theory in modernization theory.

Walt Rostow is a renowned artist who painted the Mona Lisa.

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What are the stages of economic growth proposed by Walt Rostow?

Traditional society, Preconditions for take-off, Take-off, Drive to maturity, Age of high mass consumption

Ancient society, Conditions for take-off, Take-off, Drive to maturity, Age of high mass consumption

Prehistoric society, Preconditions for lift-off, Lift-off, Drive to maturity, Age of high mass consumption

Modern society, Preconditions for take-off, Take-off, Drive to maturity, Age of high mass consumption

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Discuss the role of technology in modernization theory.

Technology only benefits developed countries and has no relevance to modernization theory in developing nations.

Technology hinders economic growth and industrialization by causing unemployment and social unrest.

Technology has no impact on modernization theory as it is solely driven by political factors.

Technology enables economic growth, industrialization, and social change by improving productivity, infrastructure, and communication.

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How does modernization theory view the relationship between traditional and modern societies?

Modernization theory perceives traditional societies as less developed and in need of progress towards modernity.

Modernization theory suggests traditional societies are already modern.

Modernization theory believes traditional societies should remain unchanged.

Modernization theory views traditional societies as superior to modern societies.

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