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GHW Unit 7: Conflict and Cooperation
GHW Unit 7: Conflict and Cooperation
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GHW Unit 7: Conflict and Cooperation
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Groups tend to ______________ with groups that are similar to them.
cooperate
conflict
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How Kenya gained its independence?
Ethnic groups led rebellions
Leaders that encouraged non-violent techniques
A seven year war after writing a Declaration of Independence
Slow separation through laws and treaties
3
The chart above shows an impact of conflict in today's world. What is a refugee?
a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war
a person who is moving from rural areas to urban areas
a person who is migrating voluntarily for economic opportunity
a person who is forced to migrate as a slave or prisoner
4
Which of the following conflicts was caused by racial and ethnic reasons?
the Arab Israeli Conflict
Apartheid in South Africa
the Vietnam War
struggle for control of oil as a natural resource
5
agreement between Mexico, Canada, and the United States to encourage trade and economic growth
the European Union
USMCA
the International Monetary Fund
the World Trade Organization
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The more ________________ a resource is, the more likely a conflict will arise.
abundant
worthless
common
limited
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Formed after WWII to promote international peace, protect human rights, and lead economic development
the World Trade Organization
the North Atlantic Free Trade Organization
the League of Nations
the United Nations
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The majority of casualties in modern war are...
soldiers.
civilians.
foreigners.
politicians.
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Countries that are more likely to be torn a part by conflict are also more likely to...
be powerful players in the global economy.
be less developed.
be located in Europe.
be more developed.
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How India gained its independence?
A seven year war after writing a Declaration of Independence
Ethnic groups led rebellions
Leaders that encouraged non-violent techniques
Slow separation through laws and treaties
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Why do countries attempt to gain their independence?
The ability to control their own natural resources.
all of the above
The desire to make political decisions for themselves.
A growing sense of nationalism.
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Often considered a terrible failure, especially at preventing world conflict
the European Union
the League of Nations
the United Nations
the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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European countries formed after WWII to reduce trade barriers and increase cooperation
the North American Free Trade Agreement
the European Union
the International Monetary Fund
the World Trade Organization
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Groups tend to ______________ with groups that are different from them.
conflict
cooperate
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Deals with the rules of trade between nations around the entire world
the United Nations
the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
the World Trade Organization
Doctor’s Without Borders
16
How Australia gained its independence?
A seven year war after writing a Declaration of Independence
Leaders that encouraged non-violent techniques
Slow separation through laws and treaties
Ethnic groups led rebellions
17
In today’s increasingly interconnected world, conflict...
rarely only impacts a single country.
terrorist groups capitalizing on the instability caused by conflict.
all the answers are correct
leads to refugees moving uncontrollably to neighboring countries.
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Country’s fighting for their own gain during World War II is conflict over...
nationalist reasons
racial reasons
economic reasons
religious reasons