1) What distinguishes those regions referred to as the "Third World" from other societies? Page Ref: 773…
1. Hunger and poverty tend to be typical of all third world problems. The governments despise the poor. The people of poverty have to depend on religion for self- assurance and tend to be closed-minded since they are segregated within the community and looked down upon. The third world has contaminated resources and many people can become ill.…
The Third World places like Asia, Africa, and Latin America were all mostly developing nations they were very poor and politically unstable, they didn't have great education or technology. The Soviet Union, United States and sometimes China tried to get support in the Third World. They tried backing the wars of counterrevolution, liberation and revolution. Smart spies of the United States and Soviet Union also called the CIA or the KGB were investigating and many things such as many convert, or secret from spying on things, to even attempting at assassination. United States was helping by building schools, setting up different kinds of programs, sending military supplies, trying to help with the poverty and sent many volunteers to help.…
A good example is the UK, as 80% of the UK residents live in towns and cities, which be necessity must meet todays socio-economic, environmental and technological circumstances. Within these urban areas the rich and poor tend to locate spatially in different parts of the city. In general those who are most disadvantaged tend to concentrate in the Inner City. The most pressing problems in the urban areas are; the huge high population density creating an urban doughnut. The retail sector suffers, shops become boarded up and there is a lack of choice. There is and increase in empty and derelict properties. Many health issues arise due to pollution, damp housing, poor diet etc. There is a high crime rate including vandalism and graffiti. There is a high unemployment rate as the inflow of people into…
equivalent to third world nations. The barriers and challenges they face with little or know…
First world mean that are developed, capitalist, and are industrial countries. Third world is a tricky one because many people think all third world countries are poor but that is incorrect. Third world countries are basically any developing country. The whole “World inside the world” concept is not that great of a system in my opinion. I think that because it makes it sounds like a second or third world countries are not important which is false. The Europeans used a system called direct rule, which basically means they oversaw everything and natives were placed in an entirely subordinate role. They were basically bullies and took what they want and just started to take control of the people. It made it so the natives had to follow the European…
Many third world countries are too; and some now-thriving countries used to be in this predicament as well. For example, after the war with Great Britain, the United States used to have a lot of problems. Two of the countless ones were racism and poverty. These issues affected black slaves the most. The reason was: the African Americans did not have enough education to show the rich Caucasians that they (the slaves) could think and rise above them (the whites). Because they couldn’t prove their worth, they were treated poorly and where abused. After the Civil Rights movement, things improved for the black race. But problems still occur today with the Mexican’s that cross the border here in Arizona. Many of them do not have enough education to get jobs and therefore, live in poverty. Their homes are run-down and the neighborhoods they live in are often filled with crime. Because of their lack of education and income, it was hard for many of them to rise up and prosper into more established people. Even in growing countries, this is an issue. Take India for example. India as a whole is prospering but the small individuals in the slums of India have horrible lives. They are born into poverty, and because they have to work to live and do not have time to get proper education, whole generations are forced to live in hardship and destitution. On a more recent and well-known note, Iraq is suffering from…
The fact that Central America is part of the developing world causes it to drown in poverty. In the seven countries of Central America, rural people are twice as likely to be as poor as their urban neighbors. The situation is especially grim in Honduras and Nicaragua, where 45 percent of children live in extreme poverty, deprived of the resources required to meet even minimum nutritional needs. These people lack education and health care, causing them to have low life spans.…
Poverty is the least common denominator of Third World countries. And alleviating it is the basic reason why most of these countries strive for development. However, eradication of poverty in the name of development has an indirect impact on environment and vice versa. Third World countries as depicted in the movie suffer from environmental degradation due to the relentless exploitation of natural resources by the foreign companies. This exploitation causes low development carrying capacity of natural environment that eventually results in the low income and poverty. Ironically, this exploitation was initiated by the national government in the name of development.…
People in the poor countries have a low educational level and low technological level because the government doesn’t have enough money to spend on the educational and technological areas. That’s why the countries with poverty have few professional laborers, high skilled workers and knowledgeable workers; thus, they have low productivity. They are not able to produce valuable products. So they cannot get away from poverty. Last but not least, they can only work on the primary industries such as farming and mining; therefore, they can only confine their production on producing low value products or some inferior goods such as crops and minerals. As the result, they have a low GDP and remain poor. For example, India is the country that suffers from poverty because of the poor finances in government. It doesn’t have sufficient amount of money to enhance its educational and technological level; consequently, it can only produce low value product and it is not able to become wealthy. In spite of the causes of poverty are so serious, it also causes many serious and lethal effects such as famine and health…
Poverty is one of the main issues the entire world has to deal with. The world is trying to find ways to help those in need and prevent them from going in this downward spiral toward poverty again. Poverty does not only affect the people that are going through it, but it affects everyone and every country. The effects of poverty contribute to illness as well as ignorance. These effects keep the poor in the state they are in.…
The key concept “developing nation” is the term used to describe a country with a low level of material well-being. A developing nation is also considered to be a third world nation, where poverty and disease run rampant, education is nearly nonexistent, and life expectancy is very low (Satterlee, 2009, pg. 88). Along with that explanation, developing nations also typically have a Human Development Index of less than 0.5 according to the Human Development Reports office. In comparison to developed nations, the population growth of developing nations is very high, with about two-thirds of the world 's population stemming from developing nations.…
The term ‘Third World’ came around during the Cold War to classify countries/continents that remained self-governing with a capitalist or communist government. This definition allows us to categorise the nations of the world into three groups based on social, political, and economic distribution. These groups are; the First World, the Second world and the Third world.…
Noticed that the U.S. is the country mentioned and not the third world countries such as Cuba, North Korea, Laos, Syria, and so many more have their own individual problems. A website known as Quora shows us what problems people in third world countries face: one in four people have access to a computer and internet (Quora 1). This could tear our society apart, due to the fact that everything is done on a computer, including this essay. Another issue is the diseases presented in people around the country and maybe even the city or even the household. The lack of resources such as clean water and sanitary food leads to illnesses that can take lives instantly and cause distress on the…
There are also countries with some areas that are much more urbanized than other areas. The entire area is closely clustered with buildings. A good example of such a pattern can be seen from Bangkok in Thailand.…