Chapter 10

Question 0

Core nations

Answer 0

Capitalist, industrialized, technological, urbanized. NAFTA leverage

Question 1

Global stratification

Answer 1

Unequal distribution among nations

Question 2

Peripheral nations

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Little industrialization but have means of production. Unstable gov and social programs. Where clothes are mad, Guatemala, Colombia

Question 3

Semi- peripheral nations

Answer 3

Act as source for raw materials for core nations. Mexico

Question 4

Gross national income

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All goods and services and met invoke outside of country in US dollars

Question 5

Capital flight and deindustrialization

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Movement of capital from one area to another. Deindustrialization comes as a result

Question 6

Middle income

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Biggest problem is debt accumulation

Question 7

Low income

Answer 7

Global feminization

Question 8

Relative poverty

Answer 8

Can afford necessities but don’t meet standard of living. Joneses

Question 9

Absolute poverty

Answer 9

Lack basic necessities. Less than a dollar a day

Question 10

Subjective poverty

Answer 10

Income doesn’t meet expectations. How you see yourself

Question 11

Impoverished

Answer 11

Asia, Africa, Latin America. All former colonies

Question 12

Modernization theory

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Low income countries can improve by; adjusting cultural values towards work and industrialization. Bias: assumes everyone had same resources

Question 13

Dependency theory

Answer 13

Caused by core nations exploiting peripheral

Question 14

A functional theorist note wealthy corporations improve the quality of life by providing them with

Answer 14

Jobs

Question 15

Slavery in pre-civil war was

Answer 15

Chattel slavery