The Making Of The 3rd World

Question 1

What is consider3d to be the biggest cause of uneven development

Answer 1

Development of capitalism

Question 2

How did uneven development initial develop

Answer 2

Originally from colonialism and later through globalisation

Question 3

who coined the term the long twentieth century

Answer 3

Giovanni Arrighi

Question 4

what did Giovanni Arrighis’ diagram show

Answer 4

the movement of the centre of capitalism in steps

Question 5

where did Giovanni Arrighis argue was the fist home of capitalism and when

Answer 5

Arrighi argued that the Genoese was the first step of capitalism in 15th to 16th century.

Question 6

where did Giovanni Arrighis argue was the second home of capitalism and what was its size and when

Answer 6

dutch: nation state 17th century

Question 7

where did Giovanni Arrighis argue was the the third home of capitalism and what was its size and when

Answer 7

British: colonial empire 19th century

Question 8

where did giovanni arrighis argue was the fourth home of capitalism and what was its size and when

Answer 8

USA: global hegemon, 20th century to today

Question 9

how did genoise become successful and what did they do with their money

Answer 9

It capitalised on its location as it was close to asia, genoese became wealthy, they bankrolled the missions of Colombus, funding trip to America.

Question 10

how did the dutch act as a capitalist centre after the genoise

Answer 10

Dutch built upon ideas done by the Genoese. Shareholder based companies were created. Made advances in various industries.

Question 11

how did the british act as a capitalist centre after the dutch

Answer 11

British developed ideas taught by the Dutch. Developed the triangle slave trade becoming the global homage on until the late 19th century

Question 12

how did the usa act as a capitalist centre after the british

Answer 12

Throughout most of the 20th century USA was dominant of manufacturing. Today largest economy in the world and consider to control the world bank.

Question 13

who developed the world economies theory

Answer 13

Immanuel wallerstein

Question 14

what are the 3 main theories that wallerstein developed

Answer 14

• Core
• Semi periphery
• Periphery

Question 15

what is a core economy

Answer 15

an economy that supports a hegemonic power. its main attributes are urban manufacturing and internal trade. example :UK

Question 16

what is a semi periphery economy

Answer 16

support core economies and supplies raw material. example brazil uae and india

Question 17

What is meant by accumulation by. Dispossession

Answer 17

This is primarily seen as a country in the global north becomes richer at the cost of the development of a country in the global south

Question 18

What is wallerstiens argument for colonisation

Answer 18

Colonisation is a geo- historical process establishing the division between the rich and the poor.

Question 19

What is the correlation between the rich and the poor that is seen today

Answer 19

Countries that were once colonies are now generally less developed than their counterparts. This highlights wallersteins argument

Question 20

Is the world systems theory still relevant today

Answer 20

Arrighi argued that the theory is still relevant, perhaps the centre of the world ‘ as a global homogen is changing’

Question 21

Where can it be argued that the new centre of the world economy is going be, after USA

Answer 21

Beijing is now becoming closer to become the world global homegenon or the centre of the worlds economy

Question 22

What do we mean by 3rd world, what are 4 ways it can be defined

Answer 22

• not an alliteration state in the Cold W.
• neither 1st world capitalist
  Neither 2nd world communist
  -political term(3rd wave of society)

Question 23

What formed uneven development

Answer 23

Capitalism and colonialism , not the environment