Why is it important to protect human rights in a globalized world?

To ensure dignity and equality for all people.

Who is Mohatma Gandhi?

A leader in India’s non-violent independence movement

What role do international organizations play in promoting human rights?

They advocate for and protect human rights globally.

What is one way global connections can improve education?

By allowing students to learn from different cultures.

Where are the Maquiladoras located in Mexico?

near the American border to reduce transportation costs

How do global connections benefit individuals?

By providing new opportunities and perspectives.

What are the 4 dimensions to globalization?

Social, political, economical, environmental

How can embracing global citizenship impact society?

By promoting responsibility and positive change.

Trade that happens when 2/more countries drop all tax/tariff on each other

What did the Bretton Woods conference want to prevent?

economic turmoil like that which started WWII

Define indentured labour?

A system where people worked for a set time in exchange for repayment

Long-lasting effects of a past event or period

How can global citizenship help address climate change?

By encouraging collective action worldwide.

What is a keyway globalization has affected human rights?

By encouraging countries to uphold and protect human rights.

What would be a good description for the Grand Exchange?

The global transfer of plants, animals, and people after 1492

What are the 4 forces to globalization?

Trade, transportation, communication, technology, political

What is the digital divide?

The gap between those with and without access to current technology

What does it mean to be ethnocentric?

To believe your own culture is superior to others

Define transnational corporations

AKA multinational corporations which is a company based in 1 country but

What is the declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples?

Affirms rights to lands/resources vital to indigenous cultures and rights

Why should individuals learn about global issues?

To make informed decisions and contribute to solutions.

How has globalization influenced the spread of democracy

It has helped spread democratic values worldwide

What effect does global awareness have on cultural understanding?

It fosters respect and appreciation for diversity.

What was the White Man’s Burden?

The belief that Europeans had a duty to civilize non-Europeans

What was the Scramble for Africa?

A rush by European powers to colonize and divide Africa for resources

Define containerization

The transporting of goods in standard sized shipping containers

Why is global awareness important for quality of life?

It helps people understand and address global challenges.

An economic system based on private ownership and profit

Economic globalization is the spread of_____ in the modern world.

trade, transportation, and communication

What is a result of increased global awareness among youth?

Greater engagement in solving global problems.

What does CO2 do in the atmosphere that most contributes to global warming?

Block radiant heat energy going from earth to space

What was the goal of the Kyoto protocol?

Reduce carbon emissions into the atmosphere

A critique of the WTO is that

Small economies serve big firms, often leading to corruption.

Describe displacement?

The forced movement of people from their land or homes

An ecological footprint is:

The square area of the earth’s surface it takes to sustain an individual

What is collective identity?

The shared sense of belonging to a group of people

Colonies serve the mother country by providing resources and markets.

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1
Why is it important to protect human rights in a globalized world?
To increase conflicts between nations.
To discourage cultural exchange.
To limit international trade.
To ensure dignity and equality for all people.
2
What does the world bank do?
Fund Pool countries
Fund poor countries
collect taxes from poor countries to spend on environmental causes
Make a common global currency
3
Who is Mohatma Gandhi?
A famous African tribal leader
The first President of South Africa
A general in World War I
A leader in India’s non-violent independence movement
4
What is the WTO?
Without The Orientation
The World Trade Organization
kiThe World Transporation Order
Wanting The Original burger
5
What role do international organizations play in promoting human rights?
They discourage global cooperation.
They ignore human rights violations.
They create more conflicts.
They advocate for and protect human rights globally.
6
What is one way global connections can improve education?
By reducing access to resources.
By limiting technology use.
By allowing students to learn from different cultures.
By discouraging collaboration.
7
Where are the Maquiladoras located in Mexico?
in the south to be more tropical
in the center to be close to the major cities
near the American border to reduce transportation costs
on the left
8
How do global connections benefit individuals?
By decreasing job opportunities.
By providing new opportunities and perspectives.
By isolating people from other cultures.
By restricting access to education.
9
What are the 4 dimensions to globalization?
A2 + B2 = C2
social studies, LA, math, science
Social, political, economical, environmental
Political, economical, and the ecological footprint
10
How can embracing global citizenship impact society?
By encouraging selfishness.
By making people less responsible.
By discouraging community involvement.
By promoting responsibility and positive change.
11
Define free trade
when the mafia offers you a free "favor" to perform whenever needed
Trade that happens when 2/more countries drop all tax/tariff on each other
When you go trade you laptop for a half a pencil for $100
What happens when Trump pops up on the news
12
What did the Bretton Woods conference want to prevent?
Economic prosperity that fueled the Nazi regime
carbon emmisions
economic turmoil like that which started WWII
Global warming
13
Define indentured labour?
A form of slavery that lasted for life
A volunteer work program
A system where people worked for a set time in exchange for repayment
A type of colonial tax policy
14
Cultural change that occur when 2 cultures accommodate/adapt to each others world views which could lead to assimilation
acculturation
Affirmation
Free trade
Cultural diversity
15
Describe a Legacy?
A document written by early settlers
Long-lasting effects of a past event or period
A declaration of independence
A political alliance between colonies
16
A Country’s domination over another country is?
Imperialism
Mutual cooperation
Humanitarian aid
Trade alliance
17
How can global citizenship help address climate change?
By promoting pollution.
By ignoring environmental issues.
By discouraging cooperation.
By encouraging collective action worldwide.
18
What is a keyway globalization has affected human rights?
By encouraging countries to uphold and protect human rights.
By discouraging countries from protecting rights.
By reducing awareness of human rights abuses.
By limiting international cooperation.
19
What would be a good description for the Grand Exchange?
The global transfer of plants, animals, and people after 1492
A revolution against unfair taxes
The first stock market in London
A meeting of European monarchs to sign trade treaties
20
When did the economic globalization era begin?
at the signing of the declaration of independence
During the Russian revolution
During the silk road time period
After WWII
21
What are the 4 forces to globalization?
Projectors, computers, and TV
Trade, transportation, communication, technology, political
Trade, communication technology, media, transportation
Political, environmental, economical, social
22
What is the digital divide?
The disparity in educational attainment among different age groups
The gap between those with and without access to current technology
The variation in climate conditions across different regions
The difference in income levels between urban and rural areas
23
What does it mean to be ethnocentric?
To prefer rural living over city life
To support multiculturalism
To believe your own culture is superior to others
To study different religions
24
Define transnational corporations
When the CEO fires everyone
AKA multinational corporations which is a company based in 1 country but
A company only based in one country
When a person takes over the world
25
What is the declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples?
Affirms rights to lands/resources vital to indigenous cultures and rights
A treaty that regulates international trade agreements
A document outlining the responsibilities of citizens in a democracy
A guideline for environmental conservation efforts
26
Combines elements from different cultures together. Ex. Sesame street providing cultural characters to certain cultures
Homogenization
Assimilation
Hybridization
Collective identity
27
Why should individuals learn about global issues?
To ignore problems in other countries.
To remain uninformed.
To make informed decisions and contribute to solutions.
To avoid taking action.
28
How has globalization influenced the spread of democracy
It has helped spread democratic values worldwide
It has made countries more isolated
It has weakened democratic institutions
It has stopped democratic ideas from being spread
29
What effect does global awareness have on cultural understanding?
It fosters respect and appreciation for diversity.
It discourages learning about others.
It increases stereotypes.
It promotes prejudice.
30
What was the White Man’s Burden?
A protest movement by indigenous people
A declaration of war by European empires
The belief that Europeans had a duty to civilize non-Europeans
A type of colonial taxation system
31
What was the Scramble for Africa?
An African-led effort to reclaim lands
A rush by European powers to colonize and divide Africa for resources
A competition between African tribes
A peaceful trade agreement between European countries
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Define containerization
The scientific name for the container you use to put your leftovers in
The transporting of goods in standard sized shipping containers
What occurs when carbon dioxide comes into contact with oxygen
When a bear eats you
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Why is global awareness important for quality of life?
It limits access to information.
It helps people understand and address global challenges.
It reduces cultural understanding.
It causes people to ignore local issues.
34
Define Capitalism?
A system where everyone earns equal income
A trading system with no currency
An economic system based on private ownership and profit
Government-owned businesses dominate the economy
35
Economic globalization is the spread of_____ in the modern world.
trade, transportation, and communication
Assimilation
Outscoring, and Maquiladoras
silk, spice, European cultre
36
What is a result of increased global awareness among youth?
More resistance to change.
Greater engagement in solving global problems.
Less interest in world issues.
Less participation in global events.
37
The erasing of differences between people causing them to become more similar:
Individual identity
Homogenization
a) Acculturation
Hybridization
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What does CO2 do in the atmosphere that most contributes to global warming?
Absorb heat from the sun
Radiate stored heat into space
Radiate stored heat at the earth
Block radiant heat energy going from earth to space
39
What was the goal of the Kyoto protocol?
unify the global economy
Give everybody the same amount of money
Create a common currency between the countries of Europe
Reduce carbon emissions into the atmosphere
40
A critique of the WTO is that
Small economies serve big firms, often leading to corruption.
The WTO supports NAFTA and helped form the European Union.
It works too well
It is impossible to get approved
41
Describe displacement?
A method of cultural assimilation
A religious conversion
A migration caused by trade opportunities
The forced movement of people from their land or homes
42
An ecological footprint is:
The amount of Resorces it takes to sustain an individual
The cubic volume of the earth that is required to sustain an idividual
The 1-dimensional distance required to sustain an individual
The square area of the earth’s surface it takes to sustain an individual
43
The ________ was a policy that segregated and discriminated against non-whites
Socialism
Imperialism
Apartheid
Colonialism
44
When Did Historical Globalization Start and End?
1820–2020
antiquity–1492
1945-present
1492–1945
45
What was Friedman’s view on economics?
Fascist
communist
Socialist
capitalist
46
Occurs when a culture of a minority group is absorbed/taken over by another higher powered group:
Affirmation
Techno-isolation
What is the declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples
Assimilation
47
What is collective identity?
Having to move out of the country due to the mafia trying to assimilate you
Creating a brand new culture
The shared sense of belonging to a group of people
having your own identity
48
Define Mercantilism?
A system of open free-market capitalism
A method of voting in colonial governments
Colonies serve the mother country by providing resources and markets.
An economic system based on bartering goods
49
Killing a specific group of people is called?
Genocide
Colonization
Assimilation
Migration
50
What was Keynes’ view on economics?
communist
capitalist
fascist
socialist
51
Who ruled Russia at the beginning of the Russian revolution?
Joseph Stalin
Czar Nicholas II
Vladimir Putin
Adolf Hitler
52
Define cultural revitalization
The enforcement of cultural norms through legislation
a) The process of abandoning traditional practices for modern ones
Reviving of a culture by doing cultural activities
The study of ancient cultures through archaeological methods
53
How does democracy benefit from globalization?
By encouraging open communication and participation.
By limiting freedom of speech.
By making governments less transparent.
By reducing citizen participation.
54
What is a key characteristic of a global citizen?
Awareness of and responsibility for global challenges.
Focus only on local issues.
Resistance to change.
Lack of interest in world events.
55
How do global connections influence economic growth?
By increasing access to new markets and ideas.
By isolating markets.
By reducing trade opportunities.
By discouraging innovation.
56
GATT was updated to what in 1993?
The IMF
NAFTA
the Bretton Woods organization
The WTO
57
Define the Industrial Revolution?
The colonization of new lands
A rebellion against monarchs
A period of major technological and manufacturing advancements
A war over natural resources
58
What was Hayek’s view on economics?
communist
capitalist
fascist
socialist
59
Define fair trade
The mafia does you a favor for an equal favor in return.
Products are traded according to the health&safety standards of workers
When you look at the trade market and cry
Products that are transported in containers
60
What does IMF stand for?
International Monopoly Fraud
Is Mostly Funny
Impossible Mole Fun
International Monetary Fund

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