Globalization 2.16

​Globalization

By John Gibbon

Lesson Overview

• How does globalization shape the world?

​Essential Question:

• ​identify examples of globalization

• use a map to compare data about countries throughout the world

• explain the effects of globalization

​Learners Can:

Vocabulary

Colonize- settle an area and taking control over the populations who live there

Globalization- the process of the world becoming more interconnected

Life expectancy- how long people in a region live on average

Literacy rate- what percentage of the population can read and write
Multinational corporation- a company that has a branch in at least one country outside its home country

Raw material- a natural resource taken from the Earth that is used to make something else, example cotton to make clothing, iron ore to make steel

Specialize- focusing on one or two things (Geographically- focusing your economy on a certain product or service)

United Nations (UN)- global organization of governments throughout the world; goal is to keep international peace and support economic cooperation between countries

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Globalization

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History of Globalization

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Globalization Today

Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of globalization?

Select all that apply!

• a. A restaurant owner in Peru opens a second location in a nearby neighborhood

• b. A wedding photographer in Australia pays her son to help take pictures.

• c. An American clothing company opens a factory in Vietnam.

• d. A farm in Indonesia sells fruit to a company from South Korea.

Economic Globalization

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Specialization

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Countries Depend on Each Other

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Multiple Choice

Which is an example of specialization? 

• a. A country avoids trading with other countries.

• b. A large portion of a country's workers farm sugarcane and export it.

• c. A country imports multiple raw materials and uses them to make various products.

Global Economic Inequality

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Global Inequality in Education

​Places with more educated populations usually have higher economic development.

People in places with higher economic development can spend more time in school instead of helping with tasks such as farming.

 

If people have more education, they tend to have more job opportunities.

Education gives people knowledge, training, and s______s that help their communities.

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Reorder

The map uses different shades to show the average level of education in countries' populations. Drag to sort the countries' education levels from highest to lowest.

• a. Japan

• b. United States

• c. Argentina

• d. Chad

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Cultural Globalization

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International Cooperation

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The United Nations (UN) is a global organization of governments throughout the world. Most of the world's countries are members of the United Nations. The organization's goal is to keep international peace and support economic cooperation between countries.
organizes responses to problems around the world.
Provides shelter and supplies to thise who lost their homes .

Match

Match the scenario to the type of globalization.

• a. Germany imports olives from Greece.

• b. A listener in Peru streams Korean pop music.

• c. The United Nations provides shelter to people affected by an earthquake in Turkey and Syria.

economic globalization

cultural globalization

international globalization

• economic globalization

• cultural globalization

• international globalization

Open Ended

What is one positive effect of globalization?