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    This document is a student assignment that contains the student's responses to two questions about global divides. In the first response, the student explains that the "double divide" is caused by political power imbalances, economic dependency of poorer countries on wealthier ones, and the export of resources from poorer to richer nations. In the second response, the student discusses their view that divides among Asian governments result from countries holding onto traditional, oriental-oriented beliefs being left behind in the modernization process, unlike Western nations. The assignment is for a third year Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering student named Jimuel V. Ladao at a university.

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    This document is a student assignment that contains the student's responses to two questions about global divides. In the first response, the student explains that the "double divide" is caused by political power imbalances, economic dependency of poorer countries on wealthier ones, and the export of resources from poorer to richer nations. In the second response, the student discusses their view that divides among Asian governments result from countries holding onto traditional, oriental-oriented beliefs being left behind in the modernization process, unlike Western nations. The assignment is for a third year Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering student named Jimuel V. Ladao at a university.

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    Regions and the Global Divide

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    Jimuel Ladao
    This document is a student assignment that contains the student's responses to two questions about global divides. In the first response, the student explains that the "double divide" is caused by political power imbalances, economic dependency of poorer countries on wealthier ones, and the export of resources from poorer to richer nations. In the second response, the student discusses their view that divides among Asian governments result from countries holding onto traditional, oriental-oriented beliefs being left behind in the modernization process, unlike Western nations. The assignment is for a third year Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering student named Jimuel V. Ladao at a university.

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    Activity No. 11
    “A World of Regions”
    Name: Ladao, Jimuel V. Score/Rating: _
    Year/Section: 3rd Year Faculty: Mr. Rainville R. Balase
    Degree Program: Bachelor of Science In Electrical Engineering
    Direction(s): Read the lectures the “Global Divide” and answer the following
    questions.
    (1) The “double divide” is caused by political power, economic dependency and
    importation/exportation of resources. Explain this statement.
    (2) Discuss your concept on the “divide” among governments of Asian
    countries.

    (1) This is because the double divide is done with neocolonialism and that is by
    making poorer countries be more dependent on more developed countries
    and are able to do exportations inside them.
    (2) This divide, for my own conception, goes with the modernization theorists’
    idea of the countries who hold more of their oriental-oriented tradition and
    beliefs will be behind in the race of modernism. The Asia, unlike the West,
    has more traditions and it’s seemingly that these contry will be undercover
    of this double divide.

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