Lesson 35.7 Assessment

What major U.S. company filed for bankruptcy in 2001, marking one of the biggest corporate scandals in history?

Which fast food brand became a symbol of globalization due to its worldwide expansion?

What term describes moving jobs overseas to cut costs?

Which country’s economy experienced rapid growth in the early 2000s and was often cited as an emerging superpower?

What company launched the first modern portative music player in 2001?

What country did the United States invade in 2003, citing the presence of weapons of mass destruction?

Which open-source operating system gained popularity during the early 2000s as a free alternative to Windows?

Which group of countries, known for their emerging markets, started gaining global economic influence in the 2000s?

Which social networking site, launched in 2004, was initially limited to Harvard students?

What was the name of the video-sharing platform that launched in 2005 and revolutionized online media?

Which political agreement expanded the European Union to include 10 new countries in 2004?

What online encyclopedia, launched in 2001, allowed anyone to edit and contribute?

Which of the following was a key criticism of globalization during the early 2000s?

Who became the first female Chancellor of Germany in 2005?

What international organization launched the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in 2000?

What book series dominated bestseller lists and saw multiple film adaptations released in the early 2000s?

Which animated film released in 2001 became the first to win the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature?

Which term describes the new web model focused on user-generated content and interactivity that emerged in the 2000s?

Which trade agreement came into force in 1994 and heavily influenced North American trade in the early 2000s?

What global institution, founded in 1995, became central to resolving trade disputes in the 2000s?