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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A practice circular migration between Guanajuato and Moline
B still works as an HTA today
C receive all of their funding from private organizations
D are primarily from Guanajuato and began arriving there after World War I
Question #2
A is socially constructed
B refers to size of a phenomenon
C is a social construct without material implications
D it is utilized by countries of the global North to exploit other countries
Question #3
A The economic slowdown in Madrid did not effect housing construction in Ecuador
B Ecuadorian migration to Spain began mostly with men
C Ecuadorian men started migrating in large numbers to Madrid in the 1970s
D Many Ecuadorians who could not afford to purchase a home in Spain, bought homes in Ecuador through catalogs in Madrid
Question #4
A Remittances from this group is the second leading contributor to Ecuador’s GNP
B Generally, it is the least educated Ecuadorians who migrated to Spain
C Ecuadorians abroad can have influence on the Ecuadorian government
D Ecuadorian women preceded men due to high demand for domestic work
Question #5
A they work on multiple scales
B they are important to transnational practices
C they are designed solely to help citizens living abroad (i.e. not in Latin America)
D they can help finance stadiums and roads/highways in societies of origin
Question #6
A remittances tend to decrease the sense of belonging from those living abroad
B remittances to Latin America and the Caribbean are not yet as significant as they are in other world regions
C remittances cause workers to drop their national identities and favor an identity associated with their new country
D In countries that experience large exoduses (e.g. Bolivia), remittances are very important to gross national product
Question #7
A What are the class and racial dynamics underlying immigration?
B How do labor dynamics influence immigration?
C Who is more likely to immigrate and why?
D How do local practices play into the process of immigration?
E Is immigration exclusively the outcome of global structures of inequality OR individual decision-making?
Question #8
A does not question the concept of “the nation”; takes the concept of “nation” for granted.
B doesn’t explore inequality
C is based solely on the work of intellectuals from the global North
D argues that the definitions of “globalization” and “nation” come from a long history of inequalities.
Question #9
A posed that all areas are linked by unequal exchange
B proposed that capitalism produces development in all areas of the globe
C emerged in ideological opposition to dependency theory
D did not discuss the perspective of the global periphery enough
Question #10
A is about the global and not the local
B typically does not entail power relations
C is clearly separated from processes of colonialism
D is integral to people’s daily lives
