Imperialism
Cold War
Industrialization
Africa
Grab Bag
100

What are the 3Gs?

Gold, Glory and God

100

What is the goal of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty?

To limit the spread of nuclear weapons to non-treaty countries.

100

Give an example of ARTIFICIAL infrastructure.

Roads, Bridges, Railroads, Airports, Canals, 

100

How many countries are in Africa?

54

100

Which states are in the Nuclear Club?

USA, Russia, France, UK, China, Pakistan, India, North Korea, Israel 

200
A favorable balance of trade was the goal of many colonial powers. What is it?

Exports > Imports

200

These were indirect military conflicts between the USA and USSR? 

Bonus points for each one you can name...

Proxy Wars

Vietnam, Korea, Afghan, Chinese Civil War, Greek Civil War, Congo, Iran-Iraq, Cuba

200

An miner in a copper mine is working in which sector of the economy?

Primary/Extractive sector
200

These two countries colonized the most territory in Africa

England and France

200

This is the main problem for LDCs trying to develop clean energy sources.

It's SUPER expensive.

300

Due to colonization this country is the destination for many workers leaving Niger, Mali, Chad, Burkina Faso etc.

France

300

These were the main TWO military alliances during the Cold War?

NATO and the Warsaw Pact

300

If you're country is experiencing this other countries and foreign companies will be hesitant to invest in your development because it's dangerous and risky.

Political Instability.

300

What did the Berlin Conference (1884-1885) do?

Europeans carved up Africa creating many of the modern borders today. Creating landlocked states, multi-nation states, stateless nations etc.

300

You are part of this economic sector if the money from your job is NOT taxed. (Think babysitting or drug dealing)

Informal economy.

400

Many economies of former colonies are dependent on the export of a single natural resource for most of the money and growth. What is this problem called?

Commodity dependency or mono-economy.

400

How did the Arms Race help collapse the Soviet Union?

It was so expensive that it bankrupted their economy. (also the Soviet-Afghan War)

400

Give examples for BOTH types of Brain Drain

(800 points possible)

Internal- from one part of a country to another. Usually a primate city.

External- from one country to another.

400

The Belgians used this strategy to more easily control Rwanda causing future instability and conflict between the Hutus and the Tutsis

Divide and conquer

400

Correctly DEFINE a primate city.

MORE than twice the size of the next largest city AND politically, economically, & culturally dominate.

500

Correctly DEFINE a nation state.

A state whose population consists of a vast majority of ONE nation and the majority of that nation lives in the state.

500

The US allied with this group against the Soviet Union in the Soviet-Afghan proxy war.

The Mujahadeen/The Taliban

500

This theory/model tries to categorize countries based on their level of development and how they are interconnected to the rest of the world. Especially economically.

Wallerstein's World System Model

AKA Core-Periphery Model

500

This disease is especially harmful to a country's development because it mainly impacts working age population. It was especially bad in the 1990s and 2000s in sub-Saharan Africa.

HIV/AIDs

500

This development started the trans-Atlantic spread of goods and crops from Europe to the Americas and vice versa. 

The Columbian Exchange

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