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Questions Study for Paul Ehrlich and the Population Bomb 1. What was the ironic situation that Paul Ehrlich observed in India during his visit in 1966? In the midst of famine the country was undergoing a population boom. 2. What was the world's population in 1966? How rapidly was it doubling? The population was at 3 billion people and was doubling every 37 years. 3. What disease did the chemical pesticide DDT help eliminate from the refugee camps of World War II? Typhus 4. What information did Rachel Carson's book, Silent Spring, expose about chemical pesticides? They were a threat to wildlife and human health. 5. What was the chemical industry's response to Carson's statement that the balance of nature is a critical force in the survival of man? The industry claimed that man is steadily controlling nature. 6. What is the link between Ehrlich's study of butterfly populations and the study of human populations? The principles that affect how butterfly populations grow and shrink are the same principles that affect how human populations grow and shrink. 7. What observation about populations did Darwin get from Malthus? Any species has the reproductive capability to over populate its carrying capacity. 8. What is economist Julian Simon's opinion about limits to the processes of [population] growth and improvement? Simon believes there are no known physical limits to these processes. 9. What controversial remedy for population growth did Ehrlich suggest in The Population Bomb? Population control must occur either through a system of incentives and penalties or by compulsion if voluntary methods fail. 10. What are examples of resources for which there no are viable substitutes? Fresh air, fresh water, fertile soil. 11. What equation did Ehrlich and physicist John Holden develop to describe how civilizations affect the environment? The IPAT equation (I = P x A x T) which describes how environmental impacts are a factor of population size times level of affluence or resource consumption per person times the environmental effects of technologies used to provide resources. 12. Which country has the most serious overpopulation in terms of environmental destruction? The United States because of its high rate of resource consumption per person. 13. What strategy does Ehrlich advocate for the number of children each family should have? Each family should have two children. 14. What happened to improve food production among poor countries like India and China? The Green Revolution which involved improvements in crop varieties, use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and irrigation. 15. What major effect on the environment have humans caused over the past 100 years? Humans have altered the chemical composition of the atmosphere leading to global warming and the depletion of the ozone layer. 16. What is the relationship between empowerment of women and fertility? The more empowered women are (higher level of education, ability to earn their own money) the fewer children they have. 17. What does Ehrlich think is more difficult to persuade Americans to do than reduce family size? Ehrlich believes it is more difficult to get Americans to stop super-consuming. 18. Which country will most likely have a significant impact on the global environment as it begins to increase its level of consumption? China.
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Parkland >> HIS >> 101 (Spring, 2008)
His 101 Quiz 3.2 1. Feudalism was important because it A. prevented the political centralization of Europe. B. created a hierarchical social system in Europe. C. protected the people. D. accelerated the growth of the monastic movement. Points Earned:...
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Parkland >> HIS >> 101 (Spring, 2008)
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Parkland >> HIS >> 101 (Spring, 2008)
His 101 Quiz 4.2 1. All of the following were factors that encouraged the rise of Monasticism EXCEPT A. climate and geography. B. the decline of Rome. C. a desire to \"crucify the flesh.\" D. the persecution of Christians in the late empire. Points Ear...
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Parkland >> HIS >> 101 (Spring, 2008)
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Parkland >> HIS >> 101 (Spring, 2008)
His 101 Quiz 5.2 1. According to Historia Calamitatum, what was the beginning of Abelard\'s misfortunes? A. His love for Heloise B. His placement in a monastery. C. His disputes with Anselm. D. The disputes that he had with William of Champeaux. Point...
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Parkland >> HIS >> 101 (Spring, 2008)
His 101 Quiz 7.1 1. Who painted the Mona Lisa and why is she smiling? A. Raphael, because he was painting his own face on a bet and had agreed to make it a smiling portrait. B. Michelangleo, because Regina Alberti was smiling when he she posed for th...
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Parkland >> HIS >> 101 (Spring, 2008)
His 101 Quiz 7.2 1. Who painted the Mona Lisa and why is she smiling? A. Raphael, because he was painting his own face on a bet and had agreed to make it a smiling portrait. B. Leonardo da Vinci, because he was actually painting his own face. C. Bott...
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Parkland >> HIS >> 101 (Spring, 2008)
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Parkland >> HIS >> 101 (Spring, 2008)
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Parkland >> HIS >> 101 (Spring, 2008)
His 101 Midterm 1. WRITE ON ONE OF THE ESSAYS BELOW. INDICATE WHICH ESSAY YOU ARE DOING BY USING THE WORD IN CAPS AT THE BEGINNING OF YOUR ESSAY. WILLIAM Explain the changes that occurred in England after William the Conqueror took the throne. In wha...
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Parkland >> HIS >> 102 (Spring, 2008)
His 102 Test 2 1. Theoretical science found practical applications almost immediately in all of the following areas except A. biology. B. chemistry. C. genetics. D. thermodynamics. E. electricity. Points Earned: 1/1 Correct Answer: C Your Response: C...
Parkland >> HIS >> 102 (Spring, 2008)
His 102 Test 3 1. The Berlin Conference of 1884-1885 A. set the terms for the division of China into economic zones of influence. B. set up the terms for the division of most of Africa among European colonial powers. C. determined peace terms that en...
Parkland >> HIS >> 102 (Spring, 2008)
His 102 Test 4 1. The most fundamental commitment of the New Deal was to A. reform the capitalist system. B. concentrate political power in the federal government. C. resuscitate free trade economics and balanced budgets as soon as possible. D. use t...
Parkland >> HIS >> 102 (Spring, 2008)
His 102 Test 5 1. Early writers on totalitarianism such as Elie Halvy A. argued that fascism was a tool of powerful capitalists. B. celebrated conservative authoritarianism. C. stressed the differences between fascism and communism. D. stressed the d...
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