Globalization Now Review Quizizz

A large company that has operations in more than one country.

• Domestic Corporation

• Transnational Corporation

• Foreign Corporation

• State Corporation

Marginalization is best exemplified by

• group of people who are left out of society with few rights and powers

• a group of people who are required to learn a new language

• a religious group that is forced to abandon their traditional beliefs

• a social class that doesn’t have the resources required to survive

The goal of the ___________ rules is to protect and preserve Canada’s cultural identity by ensuring that Canadians hear Canadian voices and see Canadian stories.

• Bill 101

• Alberta Government

• CBC

• CRTC

_______________ is the process that is making the world’s citizens increasingly interdependent economically, socially, politically, environmentally and technologically.

• Monoculture

• Globalization

• Collective Identity

• Traditions

This occurs when people mix traditional arts, mass communication, and popular culture in new ways.

• marginalization

• homogenization

• hybridization

• universalization

is the process by which a minority culture is forced to adapt a dominant culture and is absorbed into it. It often involves the loss of language, culture, traditions.

• accommodation

• assimilation

• adaptation

• acculturation

"The Acadians use their language, create drama and literature in their own language, pass on traditions, heritage, and language to their children, and they stay connected with other Acadians." - This is an example of:

• Cultural Appropriation

• Cultural Identity

• Culture

• Cultural Revitalization

Acme Plastics moved its factories to China in order to save money on worker costs.  Now, they can still sell their products at low prices, but still make a big profit.

• CRTC
• Integration
• Transnational
• Outsourcing

Wal Mart has stores in numerous countries, and buys goods from factories all around the world.

• Transnational
• Outsourcing
• Economy of Scale
• Collective of Stores

As Canada and China interact more, there food, clothing, music, media and traditions are becoming more alike.

• homogenization
• assimilation
• media convergence
• pop culture