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China and the one child policy…. Positive or negative?

Task: In ____ China began its famous one child policy for limiting and reducing population. It has now been in effect for ____ years. At first, the program limited couples to having ___ children. Recently this plan has been relaxed to ____ children. The law has had some unexpected results. Imagine you are a professor from 1980, before the policy was changed. Your specialty is demography, the study of ________. You are asked to write an article about the possible consequences of this phenomenon. See the worksheet for guidance. www.stpgeography.weebly.com

Some key notes: Twins and triplets were exempt from the one child policy It was always designed as a ‘temporary measure’ Restricted to ethnic han Chinese living in urban areas Forced sterilization could accompany breaking the law If couples got pregnant with a second child, they had to have an abortion 2016 - the policy was revised and all Chinese citizens can now have 2 children

So what happened to china’s population? To the country?

Fertility rate?

China’s gender gap: there were ____ missing girls

What will happen in 40 years?