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Health
Education
Income

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Health
Education
Income

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Health
Employment
Income

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Education
Population
Trade

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Income
Exports
Life expectancy

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Infrastructure is difficult and expensive to build.
Remote communities have poorer access to services and markets.

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Infrastructure is difficult and expensive to build.
Remote communities have poorer access to services and markets.

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Infrastructure is easy and cheap to build.
Remote communities have better access to services and markets.

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Infrastructure is difficult and expensive to build.
Urban communities have poorer access to services and markets.

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Infrastructure is easy and expensive to build.
Remote communities have poorer access to services and markets.

","correct":false,"explanation":"Mountainous terrain makes infrastructure difficult as well as expensive to build. The second point is correct, but the first incorrectly describes construction as easy."}]},{"id":"473ca450-9a56-4cd1-a164-eee0e0938b7f","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Colonialism is when one country controls another territory politically and [ ].","back":"Colonialism is when one country controls another territory politically and economically.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"economically","correct":true,"explanation":"Colonial powers commonly controlled the economic activity of territories they ruled, including resources, trade and production, so economic control is the missing aspect alongside political control."},{"text":"militarily","correct":false,"explanation":"Colonialism could involve military force, but the definition focuses on political and economic control. 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Their resources were extracted as primary products, with higher-value production usually taking place overseas."}]},{"id":"193bad7e-74e1-4132-9f0d-491c249ac03a","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"The extra worth created when a product is processed, manufactured, branded or sold is [ ].","back":"The extra worth created when a product is processed, manufactured, branded or sold is value added.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"value added","correct":true,"explanation":"Value added is the additional worth created at stages such as processing, manufacturing, branding or selling, compared with the original unprocessed product."},{"text":"profit","correct":false,"explanation":"Profit is the money left after costs are deducted, not specifically the extra worth created through processing or marketing. 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The main development loss is skilled work and profit."}]},{"id":"aeb57dca-2d46-4737-98c7-d6512e7bf961","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why did colonial railways and ports often fail to support local development?","back":"They were built to export resources, not connect local communities.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"They were built to export resources, not connect local communities.","correct":true,"explanation":"Colonial transport networks were designed mainly to move minerals and crops from inland areas to ports for export. They often did not link settlements or support internal trade."},{"text":"They were built to connect local communities, not export resources.","correct":false,"explanation":"Colonial railways and ports were generally not built primarily to connect local communities. Their routes usually served the movement of exportable resources towards coastal ports."},{"text":"They were built with local materials, not imported equipment.","correct":false,"explanation":"These networks were often constructed using colonial resources and labour, but their main limitation was their export-oriented layout rather than the source of their funding."},{"text":"They were built to link national markets, not reach coastal ports.","correct":false,"explanation":"Colonial transport systems usually prioritised ports and resource-producing areas rather than national integration. Their limited coverage made local movement and domestic trade more difficult."}]},{"id":"10935624-9d51-47c4-90a5-2c8f5b751084","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why can Ghana's reliance on cocoa exports make income vulnerable?","back":"World prices and international buyers' decisions can change income.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"World prices and international buyers' decisions can change income.","correct":true,"explanation":"Ghana’s export earnings can fluctuate when global cocoa prices change or overseas buyers alter their demand and purchasing decisions. This makes national income less predictable."},{"text":"World prices and international buyers' decisions guarantee income.","correct":false,"explanation":"Cocoa exports do not provide guaranteed income because global prices and buyer demand can fall. 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A narrow export base therefore leaves Ghana exposed to changing conditions."}]},{"id":"fac23b7e-fbe7-4ca8-bf96-016d89bf79a1","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"When valuable resources lead to slower or more uneven development, this is the [ ].","back":"When valuable resources lead to slower or more uneven development, this is the resource curse.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"resource curse","correct":true,"explanation":"The resource curse describes the paradox that abundant valuable resources can contribute to slower or uneven development through dependence, corruption, conflict or price volatility."},{"text":"multiplier effect","correct":false,"explanation":"The multiplier effect describes how spending can generate further income and employment. 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Low-value exports earn less than expensive imports.
Investment in services and industry becomes harder.

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Low-value exports earn less than expensive imports.
Investment in services and industry becomes harder.

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Low-value exports earn less than expensive imports.
Investment in services and industry becomes easier.

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Low-value exports earn more than expensive imports.
Investment in services and industry becomes harder.

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High-value exports earn less than expensive imports.
Investment in services and industry becomes harder.

","correct":false,"explanation":"Unequal trade commonly combines low export earnings with difficulty funding development. It does not mean that high-value exports are the main cause of reduced investment."}]},{"id":"2a50a101-3113-4858-85ee-16c9415468a8","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"How can corruption cause uneven development?","back":"Public money is used for private gain instead of services.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Public money is used for private gain instead of services.","correct":true,"explanation":"Corruption diverts government funds into personal or private benefits, so less money is available for schools, healthcare, transport and other services that support development."},{"text":"Public money is shared equally between all services.","correct":false,"explanation":"Equal spending would not describe corruption. The problem is that officials divert money for personal gain, leaving essential services underfunded and widening development differences."},{"text":"Private money is used for public services instead of profit.","correct":false,"explanation":"Using private money for public services would generally support development rather than cause corruption-related problems. Corruption involves public funds being diverted away from services for private benefit."},{"text":"Public money is invested in services without any loss.","correct":false,"explanation":"Investing public money fully in services would improve development. Corruption causes losses because funds are misused or taken for private gain instead of paying for essential services."}]},{"id":"c82b323f-ace8-4846-ac1b-ca20c796843a","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"The skills, education, health and knowledge of a population are called [ ].","back":"The skills, education, health and knowledge of a population are called human capital.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"human capital","correct":true,"explanation":"Human capital means the skills, education, health and knowledge possessed by people. These qualities increase productivity and help a country attract investment and achieve development."},{"text":"human resources","correct":false,"explanation":"Human resources usually refers to the people available to work, not specifically their education, health, skills and knowledge. The full development term for these qualities is human capital."},{"text":"natural capital","correct":false,"explanation":"Natural capital means resources provided by the natural environment, such as minerals, forests and fertile soil. Education, health and skills are instead measured as human capital."},{"text":"population structure","correct":false,"explanation":"Population structure describes characteristics such as age and gender distribution. It does not specifically measure people’s education, health, skills and knowledge, which make up human capital."}]},{"id":"264d427c-72b5-48c0-868e-baeee37fb9e1","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why can poor access to schools or healthcare limit development?","back":"It weakens the workforce and makes investment less attractive.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"It weakens the workforce and makes investment less attractive.","correct":true,"explanation":"Poor education and healthcare reduce workers’ skills, health and productivity. Businesses may then avoid investing because they cannot easily recruit a productive workforce."},{"text":"It increases productivity and makes investment more attractive.","correct":false,"explanation":"This describes the effect of good access to education and healthcare, not poor access. Weak services reduce workforce productivity and discourage businesses from investing."},{"text":"It reduces the workforce but makes investment more attractive.","correct":false,"explanation":"A weaker workforce can discourage investment rather than attract it. Poor schools and healthcare limit workers’ productivity and make businesses less confident about operating there."},{"text":"It strengthens the workforce but makes investment less attractive.","correct":false,"explanation":"Poor access cannot strengthen the workforce. Limited education and healthcare weaken workers’ skills and health, while these conditions also make investment less appealing."}]},{"id":"7cafdbc9-85ce-452a-836a-442ee40f2021","cardType":"basic","points":3,"front":"Contrast emergency aid and development aid.","back":"

Emergency aid is short-term help after disasters.
Development aid is long-term support for projects.

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Emergency aid is short-term help after disasters.
Development aid is long-term support for projects.

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Emergency aid is long-term support for projects.
Development aid is short-term help after disasters.

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Emergency aid is financial support for industry.
Development aid is immediate help after disasters.

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Emergency aid is long-term support for projects.
Development aid is regular help during disasters.

","correct":false,"explanation":"Long-term projects are associated with development aid, whereas emergency aid is temporary help provided after disasters or other crises. The option confuses both timescales."}]},{"id":"57af20ff-5bef-4ee7-a56e-556e8d2d67d7","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Which aid type requires the receiver to buy from the donor country?","back":"Tied aid.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Tied aid.","correct":true,"explanation":"Tied aid comes with the condition that the receiving country buys goods or services from the donor country, which can benefit the donor’s businesses."},{"text":"Multilateral aid.","correct":false,"explanation":"Multilateral aid is provided through international organisations such as the World Bank or United Nations. The requirement to buy from the donor country describes tied aid."},{"text":"Emergency aid.","correct":false,"explanation":"Emergency aid is short-term assistance given after disasters or crises. It is not defined by where the recipient must purchase goods; that condition is tied aid."},{"text":"Bilateral aid.","correct":false,"explanation":"Bilateral aid is given directly from one country to another, but it does not necessarily require purchases from the donor. That purchasing condition specifically identifies tied aid."}]},{"id":"f08f837e-3216-4a29-af90-07ca747aa6f0","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"How can a clean water project create a multiplier effect?","back":"

Less disease improves school and work attendance.
More working time can increase earnings.

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Less disease improves school and work attendance.
More working time can increase earnings.

","correct":true,"explanation":"Clean water reduces illness, allowing people to attend school and work more regularly. More working time can raise earnings, which may lead to further spending, investment and development."},{"text":"

More disease reduces school and work attendance.
Less working time can increase earnings.

","correct":false,"explanation":"Dirty water can increase disease and reduce attendance, but less working time cannot normally increase earnings. Clean water creates the multiplier effect through healthier, more productive people."},{"text":"

Less disease reduces school and work attendance.
More working time can increase earnings.

","correct":false,"explanation":"Clean water reduces disease, so attendance should rise rather than fall. The extra attendance and working time can increase earnings, spreading the project’s benefits through the economy."},{"text":"

Less disease improves school and work attendance.
Less working time can decrease earnings.

","correct":false,"explanation":"The first link is correct, but a multiplier effect requires more time available for work, not less. Increased working time can raise earnings and create further economic benefits."}]},{"id":"290bcd9c-1672-4bfc-becc-f1e1cccdbd92","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why can aid technology hinder development after donors leave?","back":"Local people may be unable to repair or maintain it.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Local people may be unable to repair or maintain it.","correct":true,"explanation":"Imported technology may require specialist skills, spare parts or money that are unavailable locally. Once donors leave, breakdowns can make the project unusable and reduce its benefits."},{"text":"Local people may be able to repair or maintain it.","correct":false,"explanation":"If local people can maintain the technology, it is more likely to keep working after donors leave. The development problem occurs when specialist skills, parts or money are unavailable."},{"text":"Donors may continue to repair or maintain it.","correct":false,"explanation":"Continued donor support would reduce the problem rather than cause it. Technology may hinder development when donors leave and local users cannot maintain it independently."},{"text":"Local people may choose to replace or improve it.","correct":false,"explanation":"Replacing or improving technology could support development if suitable resources are available. The main obstacle is that local people may lack the skills or parts needed for repair and maintenance."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-18","paperLabel":"Paper 1"},"heading":"Causes of uneven development","title":"Causes of uneven development Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/gcse/geography/ocr/a/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L38"}]}],"topicId":"625e8e60-56b1-5bac-a716-e1a8e754a693","walled":"$L39"}],"$L3a","$L3b"]