AP World History Unit 9 Globalization

___ is an international organization focused on global warming.

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

___ 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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

___ 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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

___ 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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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