Part 4 - Development ( unit 2&3 )

the domination of a more powerful country over another country.

• Colonialism

• Colonization

• Colonized

• Powerful

Natural resources used to manufacture products.

(a)  

What are cash crops?

• oranges, apples, bananas

• cotton, coffee, and cocoa

• rice, corn, bean

• pepper, capsicum, chili

In many colonies, they remain poor even though the colonial powers build infrastructure to facilitated the movement of raw materials; whereas, the other aspects such as education and environmental sustainability were not developed.

• True

• False

What does '' disparity'' mean?

• pure

• not pure

• similarity

• a lack of quality or similarity

The main purpose of colonialism are extracting raw materials and_________.

• marketing

• extending the authority throughout other countries

• gaining control of important trade route

• taking the control over the world

What are the reasons for uneven development in the world?

• historical reasons

• physical reasons

• economic reasons

• population

• all of the answers above except population

In general, countries with plenty of natural resources develop faster than countries with few or no natural resources.

• True

• False

(a)   pose a major problem to development because they result in insufficient water for agriculture activities.

The process of how the movement of people and resources from the periphery area increases the wealth of the core area is know as ________.

• cumulation

• cumulative causation

• development

• migration