How did the government leaders of developing nations first try to modernize their economies?
a. by establishing government ownership of businesses
b. by creating market economies
c. by selling government-owned businesses to foreign investors
d. by decreasing expenditures and reducing debts

what was the green revolution?
a. the spread of new agriculture technology to the developing world in the 1950s and 1960s
b. the focus on ecologically sound manufacturing techniques in the global north
c. the push to maintain natural resources and diminished industrialization in the global south
d. the change from industrial economies to agricultural economics in the global north

which of the following is one of the major challenges african societies faced?
a. over production of food
b. heavy rainfall and flooding
c. migration to the countryside
d. high rates of aids in adults

what unintended consequences did the chinese government's reform in the 1980s have on the chinese population?
a. land ownership by farmers
b . greater economic freedom
c. a push for greater politicial freedom
d. a wider range of consumers goods

what is one example of how traditional indian ways of life have changed?
a. dalits gained equal status what other castes
b. education became mandatory for all women
c. the government provided some jobs to dalits
d. rural woman now receive wages for their labor

what foreign policy goal does the us leaders pursue in latin america during the cold war?
a. supporting isolationism for south african countries
b. preventing the spread of democratic governments
c. preventing the spread of communist governments
d. funding socialist takeovers of democratic governments

what's topic would the organization of american states most likely address?
a. how to deal with the whole crisis in a given region
b. how to combat revolutionary movements
c. how to maintain necessary trade barriers
d. how to promote socialist economic policies

argentina's disappeared will fall under the category of discussion?
a. democratic revolution
b. government repression
c. leftist rebellion
d. foreign intervention

how did the balance of global power shift at the the end of the cold war?
a. the united states state alone as a superpower
b. russia lost all its influence in the world
c. russia and the other former soviet republics join nato
d. the european union became the chief military rival of the united states

why did serbs want ethnically
pure areas in bosnia herzegovina?
a. to support the muslim bosnians
b. to be able to control that bosnian serbs
c. to maintain serbian powers with bosnia
d. to challenge the nato forces

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