Globalization

One way that countries support each other is _________.

• by remaining isolated.

• through international trade.

• by avoiding all imports and exports.

• by relying solely on domestic resources.

One way that countries support each other is ___________ because ___________.

• by remaining isolated because it strengthens their independence.

• through trade because it provides access to resources and products they lack.

• by avoiding imports because it boosts local industries.

• by relying solely on domestic resources because it minimizes reliance on others.

Countries support each other by __________.

• hoarding their resources.

• forming trade agreements.

• closing their borders to foreign goods.

• refusing to export their products.

One example of countries supporting each other is __________.

• a country refusing to import any goods.

• a country selling extra natural resources it has.

• a country isolating its economy.

• a country using only its own factors of production.

Which of the following is something countries might trade with each other?

• Food

• Weather

• Traditions

• Language

What is an example of a natural resource that might be exported?

• Software

• Oil

• Education

• Tourism

Why might a country import goods?

• To increase its self-sufficiency.

• To access goods not available in their own country.

• To reduce its economic growth.

• To avoid international cooperation.

What does it mean when a country uses workers from other places for some jobs?

• The country makes everything itself.

• The country uses foreign workers for certain services.

• The country refuses to trade with others.

• The country only exports goods.

Which of the following is an example of an export?

• A country buying foreign cars.

• A country selling its technology abroad.

• A country refusing to trade.

• A country importing food.

How does globalization impact countries?

• It isolates countries from each other.

• It increases economic interdependence among countries.

• It reduces the variety of goods available.

• It encourages countries to avoid international trade.