The Migration of Large Numbers of People into Latin America's

question 27

Multiple Choice

The migration of large numbers of people into Latin America's cities has contributed to

• A) recent improvements in industrialization as the labor pool has grown.
• B) a clearer demarcation between those who remain in the isolated countryside and those who have moved to the cities.
• C) a scarcity of farm workers that makes it difficult to raise enough food to feed everyone, including those who have migrated to urban areas.
• D) alienation among formerly close family units, as young people become exposed to life in the large cities and can no longer relate to their families back on the farms.
• E) a growing middle class that craves the latest technological gadgets.

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