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Solomon Northup
Les Miserables
100
The location of the majority of the world's poorest people.
Where is Asia?
100
When the concentration of resources is unequal in certain nations.
What is global inequality?
100
the stigmatized minority groups that were denied a political voice all over the globe.
What are fourth world countries?
100
Form of slavery where a person is owned as property.
What is chattel slavery?
100
The poorest people in the world.
Who are women in peripheral and semi-peripheral nations?
200
The two sociologists that created an analysis of global inequality studies and stated that there are many consequences of poverty.
Who are Neckerman and Torche?
200
These are two of the most prominent examples of first world countries.
What are China and the US?
200
Deindustrialization
What happens as an aftermath to capital flight?
200
Debt bondage
What is the poor pledging themselves as servants in exchange for the cost of basic necessities called?
200
The amount of money people living in absolute poverty earn each day.
How much is less than a dollar?
300
Sociologist who created the World Systems Approach to understand global inequality on an economic bias.
Who is Immanuel Wallerstein?
300
Global stratification.
What is it when the distribution among nations is unequal?
300
Three risks if modernization pushes into peripheral nations
What are cultural equality, history, and local traditions?
300
To provide them with economic stimulus and a larger piece of the global economy.
Why are semi-peripheral nations and peripheral nations dependent on core nations?
300
Limited education, lack of health care and access to birth control.
What are the consequences of poverty?
400
These are types of legalized forms of prejudice and discrimination against people do not conform to gender roles.
What are culturally sanctioned rape to state-sanctioned execution?
400
When poverty ultimately depends on the way a family or person views themselves.
What is subjective poverty?
400
A variable affecting women’s poverty
What is the expansion of female-headed households?
400
The in-text citation placed in the OpenStax textbook when defining the dependency theory.
What is (Hendricks 2010)?
400
An example of chattel slavery
What is child slavery?
500
An example of this would be when General Motors automative company closed the American factories in Michigan and moved them to Mexico.
What is an example of capital flight?
500
The name of 10.3
What is "theoretical perspectives on global stratification?"
500
why global inequality exists and what purpose it serves to the world
What is a functionalists view on global inequality?
500
Author of the book Factory Girls: From Village to City in Changing China.
Who is Leslie T. Change?
500
to ensure environmental sustainability and improve maternal health.
What are some of the MDGs?
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