A)
The largest mass migration in human history has taken place in China. Why?
(1 point)
Chinese are seeking political amnesty in other countries.
Chinese are moving from the rural areas to fast-growing suburbs.
Workers are leaving the rural areas to work in urban factories.
Flooding and other natural disasters have driven millions of Chinese to flee the rural areas
Workers are leaving the rural areas to work in urban factories.
A)
The largest mass migration in human history has taken place in China. Why?
(1 point)
Chinese are seeking political amnesty in other countries.
Chinese are moving from the rural areas to fast-growing suburbs.
Workers are leaving the rural areas to work in urban factories.
Flooding and other natural disasters have driven millions of Chinese to flee the rural areas
Workers are leaving the rural areas to work in urban factories.
A)
Which trend is true regarding China's economic impact on transportation use?
(1 point)
More people are riding bicycles due to increased traffic congestion.
More people are becoming prosperous and can now afford vehicles.
More people are relying on public transportation due to cheaper cost.
More people are carpooling, resulting in less traffic and reduced levels of smog
More people are becoming prosperous and can now afford vehicles.
A)
What is a downside to growth in China?
(1 point)
changing standards of living
urban pollution and forest loss
new kinds of jobs
political upheaval
urban pollution and forest loss
A)
Which is not a major factor resulting in pollution from increased economic activity in China?
(1 point)
More people are driving motor vehicles.
More factories are burning coal.
More farmlands are being cleared.
More bicycles are being used for traveling purposes.
More bicycles are being used for traveling purposes.
A)
Economic trends in China's Gross Domestic Product over a 50-year period can best be
described as
(1 point)
a gradual but steady decline in economic activity.
relatively stable with low levels of economic activity from the 1950s to the late 1990s.
a gradual but steady increase in economic activity.
initially stable with a drastic increase in economic activity starting in the late 1980s.