TCW FINALS (FULL) STUDY GUIDE
child - Answer -symbol of successful union
rural communities - Answer -often welcomes an extra hand to help in crop cultivation
critical investments - Answer -rural families view multiple children and large kinship as
______
children - Answer -can take over agricultural work of family, their house also becomes
retirement homes of parents
urban families - Answer -may not have the same kinship anymore because couples live
on their own, or moved out of farmlands
immigrants - Answer -welcomed by countries as they offset the debilitating effects of an
aging population, but are also perceived as threats to the job market because they
compete against citizens for jobs and often have the edge because they are open to
receiving lower wages
An Essay on the Principle of Population - Answer -written by Thomas Maltus,
population growth will inevitably exhaust world food supply by the middle of 19th century
Paul and Anne Ehrlich - Answer -wrote the population bomb
1955 and 1975 - Answer -rate of global population was at its highest when nations
were finally able to return to normalcy after the devastation brought by world war ii
Philippines, India, China - Answer -sought to lower birth rates on the belief that unless
controlled, the free expansion of family members would lead to a crisis in resources,
which in turn would lead to widespread poverty, mass hunger, and political instability
explosion of people - Answer -a potentially disastrous environmental, social, and
industrial threat to the world
condoms, pills, abortion, vasectomy - Answer -reproductive technologies
Puerto Rico - Answer -reproductive health supporters regard their work as the task of
transforming their "poor country" into a " modern nation"
hypersexual and hyper-fecund - Answer -indian government marked lower castes,
working poor, and muslims as these and hence a drain on national resources
vietnam and mexico - Answer -also conducted coercive mass sterilization
, megacities - Answer -clusters in which income disparities along with transportion,
housing, air pollution, and waste management are major problems they also have
become, continue to be centers of economic growth and activity
east asia - Answer -productive capacities of the generation here are high
north america, europe - Answer -73% of their government allow abortion upon a
mother's request
bolivian government - Answer -put into effect a family planning program that included
the legalization of abortion
ghana - Answer -government expanded reproductive health laws out of the same
concern as the bolivian government
poland, croatia, hungary, yugoslavia, russia - Answer -christian groups compelled their
governments to impose restrictive reproductive health programs, including making
access to condoms and other technologies difficult
muslim countries - Answer -do not condone abortion, limit wives to domestic chores
and deliviering babies
philippines - Answer -has a reproductive health law but conservative politicians have
enfeebled it through budget cuts and stalled its implementations by filing a case to the
supreme court
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) - Answer -warns for countries to mitigate the
impact of population growth. recommends countries to increase their investments in
agriculture, craft long-term policies aimed at fighting poverty, and invest in research and
development
internal migration - Answer -refers to people moving from one area to another within
one country
international migration - Answer -refers to people crossing boarders of one country to
another
immigrants - Answer -permanently moved to another country
workers - Answer -stay in another country for a fixed period of time
refugees - Answer -those who are unable or unwilling to return because of well-founded
fear of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular
social group, or political opinion
child - Answer -symbol of successful union
rural communities - Answer -often welcomes an extra hand to help in crop cultivation
critical investments - Answer -rural families view multiple children and large kinship as
______
children - Answer -can take over agricultural work of family, their house also becomes
retirement homes of parents
urban families - Answer -may not have the same kinship anymore because couples live
on their own, or moved out of farmlands
immigrants - Answer -welcomed by countries as they offset the debilitating effects of an
aging population, but are also perceived as threats to the job market because they
compete against citizens for jobs and often have the edge because they are open to
receiving lower wages
An Essay on the Principle of Population - Answer -written by Thomas Maltus,
population growth will inevitably exhaust world food supply by the middle of 19th century
Paul and Anne Ehrlich - Answer -wrote the population bomb
1955 and 1975 - Answer -rate of global population was at its highest when nations
were finally able to return to normalcy after the devastation brought by world war ii
Philippines, India, China - Answer -sought to lower birth rates on the belief that unless
controlled, the free expansion of family members would lead to a crisis in resources,
which in turn would lead to widespread poverty, mass hunger, and political instability
explosion of people - Answer -a potentially disastrous environmental, social, and
industrial threat to the world
condoms, pills, abortion, vasectomy - Answer -reproductive technologies
Puerto Rico - Answer -reproductive health supporters regard their work as the task of
transforming their "poor country" into a " modern nation"
hypersexual and hyper-fecund - Answer -indian government marked lower castes,
working poor, and muslims as these and hence a drain on national resources
vietnam and mexico - Answer -also conducted coercive mass sterilization
, megacities - Answer -clusters in which income disparities along with transportion,
housing, air pollution, and waste management are major problems they also have
become, continue to be centers of economic growth and activity
east asia - Answer -productive capacities of the generation here are high
north america, europe - Answer -73% of their government allow abortion upon a
mother's request
bolivian government - Answer -put into effect a family planning program that included
the legalization of abortion
ghana - Answer -government expanded reproductive health laws out of the same
concern as the bolivian government
poland, croatia, hungary, yugoslavia, russia - Answer -christian groups compelled their
governments to impose restrictive reproductive health programs, including making
access to condoms and other technologies difficult
muslim countries - Answer -do not condone abortion, limit wives to domestic chores
and deliviering babies
philippines - Answer -has a reproductive health law but conservative politicians have
enfeebled it through budget cuts and stalled its implementations by filing a case to the
supreme court
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) - Answer -warns for countries to mitigate the
impact of population growth. recommends countries to increase their investments in
agriculture, craft long-term policies aimed at fighting poverty, and invest in research and
development
internal migration - Answer -refers to people moving from one area to another within
one country
international migration - Answer -refers to people crossing boarders of one country to
another
immigrants - Answer -permanently moved to another country
workers - Answer -stay in another country for a fixed period of time
refugees - Answer -those who are unable or unwilling to return because of well-founded
fear of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular
social group, or political opinion
