I. C, D
The high rate of HIV infection in underdeveloped nations is an example of widespread disease. However, it is possible to interpretate this question also as an example of low welfare, as illeteracy often cause people to believe in misinformed news, thus not helping to prevent the spreading of the desease. Often there is not only one cause to the underdevelopment of nations.
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II. B
The use of children as soldiers in Uganda’s army in the early 2000s is an example of political instability. The uganda of the early 2000s was not a stable country, and as the internal conflict escalated, the use of children as soldiers become customary, as often happens where conflicts do rise due to multiple factor.
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III. C
Low literacy rates in underdeveloped nations with limited exposure to adequate education is an example of low welfare. However, the question is far more complex than simply low welfare. Often undeveloped nation have a huge foreign debt, which prevent them to invest their money on welfare and other services.
Cold War Era is the name of the period
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>B) The late 1970's</em>
<u>Explanation:</u>
The <em>flood in urbanization started during the 1980s</em> when the Chinese government started opening the <em>nation to remote exchange and venture. </em>
As business sectors created in uncommon monetary zones, towns transformed into blasting <em>urban areas and urban communities developed into rambling megalopolises. </em>
Government approach: A power in urbanization and urban development. <em>In contrast to Beijing with its 3000-year history, Shenzhen owes its urbanization to being assigned the principal Special Economic Zone in China in 1980.</em>
Various Buddhist sects have arrived in Japan from Asia (above all from China) at different times. After the 12th century the most popular of these was Zen, but other sects have continued to attract followers and have waxed and waned in popularity. Most of these have themselves become divided into various schools.
