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One Child Policy and Its Impact

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What was a primary goal of China's one child policy?

To increase the overall population growth rate

To limit population growth to manage resources (correct)

To encourage larger family units

To promote gender equality within families

Which of the following is a potential social implication of the one child policy?

Increased job opportunities for women

Higher birth rates in rural areas

Improved healthcare access for families

A significant gender imbalance in the population (correct)

How did the one child policy impact the age structure of China's population?

Resulted in a younger population

Led to an aging population with fewer youths (correct)

Sustained a balanced age distribution

Created a larger working-age population

What critical aspect did the one child policy aim to address in terms of resources?

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What aspect of the one child policy encourages critical thinking about its implications?

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Factors Influencing Birth and Death Rates

Analyze policies and their impact on population structure and birth/death rates.
Research the One Child Policy in China and its societal impact over time.

One Child Policy

The policy aimed to control population growth in China.
The policy had significant social and economic implications.
The policy impacted the country’s population structure and birth/death rates.

The policy led to gender imbalance.
The policy resulted in a shrinking working-age population.
The policy impacted family dynamics and social structures.

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Explore the One Child Policy in China and its far-reaching effects on birth and death rates. Analyze how this policy influenced the population structure, gender balance, and social dynamics within society over time. Delve into both the social and economic implications of this historic policy.