Challenges of Immigration in Underdeveloped Countries

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What is a key challenge faced by underdeveloped countries regarding immigration?

  • Insufficient resources for sustainable living (correct)
  • More time to manage industrial revolution
  • Balanced distribution of people across cities
  • Lack of job opportunities in Central Countries

How does the distribution of population in Central Countries typically differ from Peripheral Countries?

  • Peripheral Countries have a more balanced distribution of people across cities
  • Central Countries have larger concentrations of people in fewer cities
  • Peripheral Countries have a more balanced distribution of people across cities
  • Central Countries have more medium and large cities compared to Peripheral Countries (correct)

What is a key factor that has contributed to the more balanced distribution of people and infrastructure in Central Countries?

  • Lack of time to manage the distribution of products, services and infrastructure
  • More time since the Industrial Revolution to manage distribution (correct)
  • Concentrating more people, services and infrastructure in fewer cities
  • Rapid urbanization leading to uncontrollable urban growth

What is a consequence of the rapid urbanization in Peripheral Countries?

<p>Geographic conflicts such as inequality, transportation issues, unemployment, and lack of sanitation (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a key challenge faced by underdeveloped countries regarding immigration?

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What is the primary reason cited in the text for the more balanced distribution of population in Central Countries compared to Peripheral Countries?

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Which of the following is NOT identified as a key challenge faced by underdeveloped countries regarding immigration?

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What is the primary difference in population distribution between Central Countries and Peripheral Countries mentioned in the text?

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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a consequence of the rapid urbanization in Peripheral Countries?

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Underdeveloped Countries and Immigration Challenges

  • Economic disparities, limited job opportunities, and low wages contribute to emigration from underdeveloped countries
  • Political instability and conflict drive emigration, causing insecurity and lack of opportunities
  • Insufficient resources and infrastructure hinder sustainable living in underdeveloped countries

Central and Peripheral Countries

  • Central countries (e.g., UK, Germany, France, USA) have a more balanced distribution of people, with more medium and large cities
  • Peripheral countries (e.g., Brazil, China, Mexico, Argentina) have larger concentrations of people in fewer cities
  • Industrial Revolution allowed Central countries to manage the distribution of products, services, and infrastructure, creating a more balanced economy
  • Peripheral countries had less time to "catch up" to the Industrial Revolution, leading to concentrated populations, services, and infrastructure in fewer cities

Urbanization in Peripheral Countries

  • Rapid urbanization in Peripheral countries (e.g., Brazil, India, China, Mexico, South Africa) led to unrestrained and uncontrollable urban growth
  • Geographic conflicts resulting from urbanization include:
    • Inequality
    • Public transportation inefficiency
    • Unemployment
    • Poverty
    • Lack of sanitation
  • Over â…“ of Argentina's population lives in Buenos Aires, exemplifying the concentration of population in a single city

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