Globalism and Transnationalism

What does transnationalism suggest about the control of nation-states?

• It strengthens the control of nation-states.

• It has no effect on nation-states.

• It eliminates nation-states entirely.

• It weakens the control of nation-states.

What is a significant factor contributing to transnationalism?

• Increased nationalism.

• Transnational corporations.

• Isolationist policies.

• Local trade agreements.

What is the primary focus of nationalism?

• Economic interdependence.

• Cultural assimilation.

• Common language, history, and culture.

• Global cooperation.

What term describes the communities formed by migrants maintaining ties to their country of origin?

• Diaspora.

• Assimilation.

• Integration.

• Segregation.

Which of the following is a consequence of globalization on sovereignty?

• Enhanced cultural identity.

• Strengthened local governance.

• Diminished nation-state sovereignty.

• Increased national autonomy.

What does the term 'Imagined Community' refer to?

• A community that rejects globalization.

• A community with no cultural ties.

• A community socially constructed by its members.

• A community based on physical proximity.

What role do transnational communities play in global politics?

• They promote isolationism.

• They limit economic integration.

• They advocate for shared interests across borders.

• They discourage cultural exchange.

What is a key aspect of citizenship in relation to nationalism?

• It promotes global citizenship.

• It is irrelevant to national identity.

• It defines who belongs to a nation.

• It is based solely on economic status.

What is one of the pressures for change faced by transnational communities?

• Decreased economic opportunities.

• Increased cultural homogeneity.

• Isolation from their home countries.

• Political pressure for reciprocal relationships.

What is a significant impact of transnational migration?

• Creation of multicultural societies.

• Complete assimilation into the host culture.

• Increased nationalism in host countries.

• Reduction of cultural diversity.