WORLD POPULATION "One child Policy"

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Unscramble Letters WORLD POPULATION "One child Policy"Online version Good luck! by Flow English Studio 1 China's one-child policy was one of the most ......................................... and debated population control policies in th world. C O V A S N R L R I O E T 2 We will explore the reasons behind China's one-child policy, its impact on the country, and why it was eventually ..................................... S E A O B D H I L 3 In the 1950s and 1960s, China's population had grown at an alarming rate, reaching nearly one billion by the end of the 1970s. This led to concerns about the country's ability to feed and .................................. its people. 4 The policy mandated that each couple could only have one child, although there were some exceptions for ....................................... families and those with disabilities. R U R L A 5 The policy was enforced through a system of fines,........................................., and incentives, A I E E P L T S N 6 One of the most significant impacts of the one-child policy was the gender ....................................... it created. I M L C E B A A N 7 The preference for male children also led to an increase in sex-selective abortions and female infanticide, resulting in a ....................................... of females in the population. A E G O H S R T 8 While the policy helped control population growth, it also led to a rapidly aging population and a ....................................... workforce. H K N I S R G I N 9 The one-child policy also had a significant impact on China's economy. This meant fewer workers to support the growing number of ........................................... I T E E R S R E 10 By allowing couples to have two children, the government hoped to increase the number of births and ease the ............................................... on the workforce. D E U R B N 11 Second, there was growing public pressure to end the policy due to concerns about its impact on individual ................................... and freedoms. R H I T G S 12 As China became more prosperous and developed, many people felt that the policy was ..................................... and no longer necessary. U D E A O D T T 13 China's economy had been slowing down in recent years, and there was concern that the aging population would further ........................................ economic growth. E H N D I R

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WORLD POPULATION "One child Policy"Online version

Good luck!

by Flow English Studio

China's one-child policy was one of the most ......................................... and debated population control policies in th world.

C O V A S N R L R I O E T

We will explore the reasons behind China's one-child policy, its impact on the country, and why it was eventually .....................................

In the 1950s and 1960s, China's population had grown at an alarming rate, reaching nearly one billion by the end of the 1970s. This led to concerns about the country's ability to feed and .................................. its people.

The policy mandated that each couple could only have one child, although there were some exceptions for ....................................... families and those with disabilities.

The policy was enforced through a system of fines,........................................., and incentives,

One of the most significant impacts of the one-child policy was the gender ....................................... it created.

The preference for male children also led to an increase in sex-selective abortions and female infanticide, resulting in a ....................................... of females in the population.

While the policy helped control population growth, it also led to a rapidly aging population and a ....................................... workforce.

The one-child policy also had a significant impact on China's economy. This meant fewer workers to support the growing number of ...........................................

By allowing couples to have two children, the government hoped to increase the number of births and ease the ............................................... on the workforce.

Second, there was growing public pressure to end the policy due to concerns about its impact on individual ................................... and freedoms.

As China became more prosperous and developed, many people felt that the policy was ..................................... and no longer necessary.

China's economy had been slowing down in recent years, and there was concern that the aging population would further ........................................ economic growth.

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WORLD POPULATION "One child Policy"Online version

by Flow English Studio

China's one-child policy was one of the most ......................................... and debated population control policies in th world.

We will explore the reasons behind China's one-child policy, its impact on the country, and why it was eventually .....................................

In the 1950s and 1960s, China's population had grown at an alarming rate, reaching nearly one billion by the end of the 1970s. This led to concerns about the country's ability to feed and .................................. its people.

The policy mandated that each couple could only have one child, although there were some exceptions for ....................................... families and those with disabilities.

The policy was enforced through a system of fines,........................................., and incentives,

One of the most significant impacts of the one-child policy was the gender ....................................... it created.

The preference for male children also led to an increase in sex-selective abortions and female infanticide, resulting in a ....................................... of females in the population.

While the policy helped control population growth, it also led to a rapidly aging population and a ....................................... workforce.

The one-child policy also had a significant impact on China's economy. This meant fewer workers to support the growing number of ...........................................

By allowing couples to have two children, the government hoped to increase the number of births and ease the ............................................... on the workforce.

Second, there was growing public pressure to end the policy due to concerns about its impact on individual ................................... and freedoms.

As China became more prosperous and developed, many people felt that the policy was ..................................... and no longer necessary.

China's economy had been slowing down in recent years, and there was concern that the aging population would further ........................................ economic growth.

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