AP World History Unit 9 Globalization

___ is an African movement supported by arts and poetry that celebrates blackness.

___ was an anti-WTO protest in 1999.

First treating soldiers in WW2, __ were then used among civilians to treat infections that people used to die from.

___ is a regional trade agreement between the US, Canada, and Mexico.

___ operated under a Knowledge Economy and focused on the development of cellphones and software.

In agriculture, the ___ developed things like pesticides and hybrid crops to provide answers for the hunger problem.

___ was a non-renewable power source that people depended on from 1900 to present.

___ is a type of music that originated in Jamaica and promoted by artists like Bob Marley.

The ___ is responsible for over 90% of international trade.

These two nations helped to lead the charge to accelerate free market economies after the Cold War.

___ was the policy of segregation in South Africa which Nelson Mandela fought against.

___ turned to banking, finance and IT as it turned toward a Knowledge Economy.

The ___ is a foundational document of the UN and ensure basic human rights for all people of the world.

___ in China is a local social media platform that seeks to protect citizens from Western ideas.

___ gave women more of a say in their fertility but caused birth rates to decline overall.

This famous protest that is denied in China was fighting for freedom of the press and other freedoms.

___ is local environmental movement in Kenya, mostly involving women.

The ___ includes 193 member countries and seeks peace and security through discussion and negotiations.

___ allowed people and goods to be transported over further distances and faster than ever before.

In India, the ___ assured that even the lowest class of Dalits would be provided jobs.

___ was developed in Latin America and combines Socialism and Catholicism.

___ is the major film making industry centered in Mumbai, India

___ is the #1 cause of death in the world and has risen because people are living longer.

All of the following would be considered diseases that persisted in areas of poverty EXCEPT...

The ___ of the UN has 5 permanent member countries and directs the armed force of the UN.

___ under Augusto Pinochet promoted less government control of the economy under the plan of the "Chicago Boys."

___ is an international organization focused on global warming.

The ___ existed from 1920-1946 and failed to keep world peace after WW1.

The ___ is an international sports competition that rivals the Olympics in popularity.

While ___ had been used before , they were more widely distributed and prevented more deaths from 1900 to present.

China under ___ allowed for private ownership & encouraged foreign companies to build factories, but was communist.

___ is when fertile land becomes desert-like due to a depletion of nutrients in the soil from overfarming.

An example of a multinational corporation is ___, which is based in Switzerland, but manufactured and sold worldwide.

The influenza pandemic of ___ killed more soldiers than battle and 20 to 50 million people across the globe.

___ was a technological innovation that allowed people to hear a message firsthand, rather than relying on a newspaper.

___ gave anyone a platform and was a huge influence on the events of the Arab Spring.

___ came with an increase in agriculture, mainly the cutting down of trees to create new farmland.

___ artists have become famous through streaming services like YouTube and mix musical styles in Korean and English.