How do sociologists describe former Third World societies that have moved towards an economic base in industrial production ?
Correct answer: C. newly industrializing countriesTrace Family History
- A. developing countries
- B. peripheral countries
- C. newly industrializing countriesTrace Family History
- D. globalizing countries
Explanation
Newly industrializing countries are former Third World societies that have developed substantial industrial production and manufacturing sectors. Developing countries is a broader category and does not specifically indicate this industrial shift.
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