Question

Hanes and Fruit of the Loom contractors for this country’s “assembly zones” reduced a 2009 increase in its minimum wage, the lowest in the Americas. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this country whose export processing zones in the capital’s flood-prone Cité Soleil (“see-TAY soh-LAY”) shantytown doubled their wages under Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
ANSWER: Haiti [or Republic of Haiti or République d’Haïti or Repiblik d Ayiti]
[10h] This 2006 book notes the 90-hour workweeks of Haiti’s domestic restavek children. This Mike Davis book analyzes deindustrialized “pirate urbanization” in peripheral settlements like chawls, colonias, and barriadas.
ANSWER: Planet of Slums [or Planet of Slums: Urban Involution and the Informal Working Class]
[10m] Planet of Slums describes the land speculation fueling the growth of this megacity, the world’s poorest and densest. Over 200 garment brands signed a safety accord after an industrial disaster near this city in 2013.
ANSWER: Dhaka [or Ḍhākā or Dacca; accept Savar Upazila or Dhaka District or Ḍhākā jēlā] (The disaster was the Rana Plaza collapse.)
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2024 ACF Nationals2024-04-21Y2019.0095%85%10%

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Arizona StateCornell B1001020
VirginiaBerkeley B1001020
BrownChicago C100010
IllinoisColumbia A1001020
Columbia BWaterloo10101030
Cornell AChicago D1001020
NYUDuke1001020
Georgia TechWUSTL B1001020
Johns HopkinsHarvard1001020
KentuckyIowa State100010
MichiganNorth Carolina B1001020
Minnesota AClaremont Colleges1001020
RutgersMinnesota B100010
IndianaNorth Carolina A10101030
OttawaMcGill1001020
PennStanford1001020
NorthwesternVanderbilt1001020
WUSTL AChicago B1001020
Chicago AYale A1001020
PurdueYale B001010