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What does development involve thinking about?
What does development involve thinking about?
Development involves thinking about questions about the ways in which we can work towards achieving the goals of a country.
Which of the following is NOT a developmental goal for a landless rural laborer?
Which of the following is NOT a developmental goal for a landless rural laborer?
- The ability to become leaders in their village.
- No social discrimination.
- A local school that provides quality education.
- More days of work and better wages.
- To build a large corporation. (correct)
What are some of the conflicting developmental goals that can arise when an industrialist wants to build a dam?
What are some of the conflicting developmental goals that can arise when an industrialist wants to build a dam?
The construction of a dam may submerge the land and disrupt the lives of people who are displaced, such as tribals and farmers, who might resent this and just want small check dams or tanks to irrigate their land.
Match the following developmental goals with the corresponding category of person.
Match the following developmental goals with the corresponding category of person.
What is the meaning of development or progress likely to mean to different people?
What is the meaning of development or progress likely to mean to different people?
Development is a simple and straightforward concept.
Development is a simple and straightforward concept.
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What is Development?
What is Development?
The process of improving the standard of living and well-being of individuals, communities, and nations.
What are Aspirations?
What are Aspirations?
The desire or hope for something positive to happen; the things that people want to achieve in their lives.
What is Progress?
What is Progress?
The process of achieving a desired outcome; the act of making something better or more advanced.
What is a Group?
What is a Group?
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What is a Conflict?
What is a Conflict?
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What is Equality?
What is Equality?
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What is Production?
What is Production?
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What is Employment?
What is Employment?
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What are Wages?
What are Wages?
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What is Education?
What is Education?
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What is a School?
What is a School?
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What is Discrimination?
What is Discrimination?
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What is a Village Leader?
What is a Village Leader?
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What are Support Prices?
What are Support Prices?
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What is Employing Labourers?
What is Employing Labourers?
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What is Settling Abroad?
What is Settling Abroad?
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What is a Community?
What is a Community?
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What is a Displaced Person?
What is a Displaced Person?
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What is a Dam?
What is a Dam?
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What are Tribals?
What are Tribals?
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What is a Tank?
What is a Tank?
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What is Increasing?
What is Increasing?
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What is Reducing?
What is Reducing?
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What is Food Security?
What is Food Security?
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What is Sustainable Development?
What is Sustainable Development?
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What is Equity?
What is Equity?
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What is a System?
What is a System?
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What are Social Studies?
What are Social Studies?
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What is Challenging?
What is Challenging?
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What is Interest?
What is Interest?
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What is Inspiration?
What is Inspiration?
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What is Socialism?
What is Socialism?
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What is Fascism?
What is Fascism?
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What is Nationalism?
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What is Liberalism?
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Study Notes
Different Aspirations for Development
- People have varying ideas of development.
- Development is about achieving goals and fulfilling aspirations.
- Different individuals and groups may have differing, sometimes conflicting, views on development.
- Examples: A landless labourer wants more work, better wages, and education for their children. A prosperous farmer desires high crop prices and cheap labor.
Table 1: Developmental Goals
- A table illustrating varying developmental goals exists in the text but requires completion by the user based on their understanding of the roles/aspirations of the listed groups.
Conflicting Interests in Development
- Different people prioritize different things. This results in potential conflicts.
- Example: Industrialists may want more dams for electricity, while those displaced by the dams may want smaller irrigation projects.
Diverse Viewpoints
- Diverse groups have varying experiences and ideas about development, leading to differing opinions.
- Example: A girl desires equal opportunity and freedom as a boy, while this may not be the case for her brother.
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Explore the varying aspirations and goals of different groups regarding development. This quiz highlights the conflicting interests among individuals and communities, and how their perspectives shape developmental agendas. Engage with examples to understand the complexities of development.