Unit 6 Flascards #1

In this quotation, Nelson Mandela is referring to the end of which policy?

• apartheid

• segregation

• colonialism

• fascism

Mandela’s support for universal suffrage in South Africa led to

• an end to white minority control

• increased economic sanctions against South Africa

• the establishment of apartheid laws

• the rise of the African National Congress

This photograph is most often associated with the term

• integration

• segregation

• assimilation

• discrimination

How did Gandhi promote change in India?

• Through nonviolent resistance

• By advocating for violent revolution

• Through political bribery

• By forming alliances with foreign powers

Primary focus of these documents

• The role of American culture in globalization.

• The impact of technology on communication.

• The influence of European art on American culture.

• The effects of climate change on global economies.

One effect of globalization on local economies

• Increased access to international markets

• Decreased competition from foreign companies

• Reduction in local job opportunities

• Higher tariffs on imported goods

Gandhi’s activity in this photograph is a reaction to

• British imperialism of India

• The Indian independence movement

• The partition of India

• The British Raj's economic policies

Significance of the government regulations involving both the veiling and unveiling of women

• Modernization created power shifts that led to conflict.

• Government regulations have no impact on women's rights.

• Veiling and unveiling are purely cultural practices without political implications.

• These regulations promote gender equality in society.

Claim about globalization supported by these documents

• It reshapes cultures.

• It promotes economic equality.

• It isolates nations from each other.

• It enhances local traditions.

What was a major result of the end of apartheid in South Africa?

• Establishment of a multiracial democracy

• Increased economic inequality

• Continuation of racial segregation

• Formation of a one-party state