Dependency Theory and Colonial Impact Quiz

What was the economic impact of colonialism on the colonies?

• It led to economic independence.

• It fostered the production of cheap raw materials.

• It encouraged industrial competition.

• It resulted in technological advancement.

What do dependency theorists imply about the economic relationship between developed and underdeveloped nations?

• It is based on mutual benefit.

• It is exploitative and unequal.

• It is driven by technological exchange.

• It is primarily cultural.

What is the implication of the term 'economic satellites'?

• Independent economic entities.

• Economies serving the needs of developed nations.

• Centers of technological innovation.

• Regions with diverse industrial bases.

What do dependency theorists suggest about the profits made from colonies?

• They were insignificant to European economies.

• They were crucial for capital investment in Europe.

• They were reinvested in the colonies.

• They were used for technological research.

What term is used to describe the phenomenon where the underdeveloped world is tied to and exploited by the developed world?

• Globalization

• Neo-colonialism

• Imperialism

• Capitalism

According to Frank, what structure is central to the capitalist system?

• Core-periphery structure

• Metropolis-satellite structure

• Global network structure

• Hierarchical structure

What consciousness has the poor world internalized according to Frank?

• Global consciousness

• Colonial consciousness

• Economic consciousness

• Social consciousness

What is a common goal of aid according to dependency theorists?

• To improve infrastructure

• To create debt and keep poor countries dependent

• To promote tourism

• To enhance education

How much direct aid did the US provide to Chile in 1969?

• $7.8 million

• $69.4 million

• $73.4 million

• $3.3 million

What is one action of multinational companies mentioned by Hayter?

• Paying high wages to LEDC workers.

• Transferring capital to developed countries.

• Promoting fair trade practices.

• Supporting local businesses.