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The proportion of the world's resources the richest 20% of people use is correct answers 76.6% The proportion of the world's resources the poorest 20% of people use is correct answers 1.5% Modernization theory: idea/definition correct answers - a neo evolutionary theory in that it supposes that all nation-states will follow through from one stage to the next in a linear fashion - modernization is possible by abandoning tradition and replicating successful structures from wealthy nations Modernization theory: author correct answers Walter Rostow Modernization theory: stages of growth correct answers 1. Traditional society 2. Preconditions for 3. takeoff 3. Takeoff 4. Drive to maturity 5. Mass consumption World Systems: idea/definition correct answers - focuses on nature of inequality in which some countries (core) benefit while others are exploited (periphery, semi-periphery) - outlines role of labor movement and social democratic movements in remedying inequality - can be used to compare development as it happens in different places World Systems theory: main originator correct answers Immanuel Wallerstein World Systems theory: 3 categories correct answers 1. Core (the west) 2. Semi-periphery (transitioning countries) 3. Periphery (third-world countries) Modernization vs World Systems/Dependency: Difference between the rich and poor correct answers Modernization: poor countries can model their nations after other successful countries World Systems: the poor can never grow because they are dependent on these rich core countries Can you have rich countries without poor countries to exploit from? correct answers Not under the world systems theory Modernization vs World Systems correct answers Modernization believes everyone benefits equally from the rise of capitalism World systems questions that, directly attacking as it is a world system rather than nation states as primary locus of control The emergence of the nation state in Europe correct answers Most fundamental reason for the existence of the state was to protect its citizens from external threats