Social 10-4 Chapter 1 Globalization Quiz

What does the term "global" mean according in the Chapter 1 Powerpoint?

• Something that happens locally

• Something that happens all over the world

• Something that happens in one country

• Something that happens in a city

Which of the following is a characteristic of globalization as described in the Chapter 1 Powerpoint?

• Isolation of societies

• Interconnected society of people

• Decrease in communication

• Reduction in cultural diversity

How many different nation-states are mentioned in the Chapter 1 Powerpoint?

• 150

• 180

• 196

• 210

How do Inuit teenagers in Nunavut stay connected to popular styles and music despite living in isolated communities?

• By traveling frequently to big cities

• Through satellite TV, internet, and texting

• By attending local concerts

• Through traditional storytelling

What are the three parts of globalization mentioned in the Chapter 1 Powerpoint?

• Social, Economic, Cultural

• Social, Economic, Political

• Economic, Political, Environmental

• Cultural, Political, Technological

Which of the following is a learning goal mentioned in the Chapter 1 Powerpoint?

• I can describe cultural globalization

• I can describe political globalization

• I can describe economic globalization

• I can describe technological globalization

How does globalization affect Inuit teenagers according in the Chapter 1 Powerpoint?

• It isolates them from the world

• It connects them to popular culture

• It limits their access to technology

• It prevents them from experiencing new things

What is the definition of economic globalization?

• Making money through local trade

• Expanding world trade networks to make money

• Limiting trade to specific countries

• Reducing global trade to save money

How does the economy benefit from consumers spending more money?

• The economy weakens

• The economy remains the same

• The economy becomes stronger

• The economy collapses

What is the primary benefit of importing goods to Canada?

• It is more expensive than making them locally

• It benefits the local economy the most

• It is cheaper than making them locally

• It reduces the variety of goods available