Question

Which is the most accurate description of rapid urbanization in Mexico and Brazil?

A. The informal sector of the economy has remained stagnant.
B. Disparity in wealth has significantly lessened.
C. Urbanization has brought proper healthcare to all who come.
D. Shantytowns and squatter neighborhoods have sprung up, housing millions of people and often lacking water, electricity, and proper sanitation.

Answer 1

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "D. Shantytowns and squatter neighborhoods have sprung up, housing millions of people and often lacking water, electricity, and proper sanitation." This is the most accurate description of rapid urbanization in Mexico and Brazil.

Answer 2

The correct answer is - D. Shantytowns and squatter neighborhoods have sprung up, housing millions of people and often lacking water, electricity, and proper sanitation.

The rapid urbanization in Mexico and Brazil hasn't been going as planned at all. Millions of people from the rural areas and smaller towns have flooded the big cities, but the amount of people coming in was not corresponding with the planned urbanization, so the peripheries of the large cities never managed to be built properly. Because of this millions of people leave in poverty, the infrastructure is either bad or lacking, and basic stuff for living are often limited. So instead of development and prosper this places have to offer only poverty and struggle to survive.