PPR

Match the following

• abolished slavery

• 14th Amendment

• gave people right to vote regardless of race

• 13th Amendment

• Ended segregation in public schools

• Plessy v. Ferguson

• Allowed "separate but equal" facilities.

• Brown v. Board of Education

• all persons born or naturalized in U.S. were entitled equal rights

• 15th Amendment

PPR in the context of Social Studies often refers to which of the following?

• Public Policy Review

• People's Political Rights

• Participatory Poverty Reduction

• Public Private Relationship

Which of the following is a key goal of Participatory Poverty Reduction (PPR)?

• Increasing military spending

• Reducing poverty through community involvement

• Enhancing technological advancements

• Promoting international trade

Participatory Poverty Reduction (PPR) emphasizes the involvement of which group in decision-making?

• Government officials only

• International organizations

• Local communities

• Private corporations

In PPR, which method is commonly used to gather input from local communities?

• Surveys and interviews

• Military intervention

• Corporate sponsorship

• International treaties

Which of the following is a common challenge faced by PPR initiatives?

• Lack of community interest

• Excessive funding

• Over-reliance on technology

• Too much international support

PPR strategies are often implemented in which type of regions?

• Highly industrialized areas

• Rural and underdeveloped regions

• Urban centers

• Tourist destinations

Which international organization is known for supporting PPR initiatives?

• World Bank

• NATO

• World Trade Organization

• International Olympic Committee

What is a primary benefit of PPR in social development?

• Increased government control

• Empowerment of local populations

• Higher taxes

• Reduced international cooperation

PPR approaches are often aligned with which global goals?

• Millennium Development Goals

• Space exploration goals

• Military expansion goals

• Global trade agreements