WorksheetsHuman Trafficking
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is Human Trafficking?
humans directing traffic
Women going to work for money on the street
forced slavery including sex trafficking or forced labor
sweatshops
What is forced labor?
sweatshops
forcing someone to work through manipulation and/or coercion
working longer than 12 hours
overtime
What is bonded debt?
forced to work for repayment for debt or an inherited family debt
money to get someone out of jail
in debt to a drug dealer
the top of the hierarchy is in debt to his/her bottom.
what is a "bottom"
A butt
A senior victim that collects money, disciplines others, and handle day to day business
The lowest rank in a human trafficking business
The Top of the heirarchy
What is a hierarchy system?
people are ranked above one another according to status
organization that is controlled by a group of people
a leader rules over all
undivided sovereignty or rule of a single person
How do they control human trafficking victims?
by forcing victims to take drugs
by taking all forms of identity
both answers
by forcing victims to take drugs, emotional tactics, and taking all forms of identity
how do human traffickers lure in their victims?
by using their "bottom" to seduce them
by posting fake job advertisements
both answers
none of these
Who can be apart of human trafficking?
Anyone
Just men
just women
just children
Where is most human trafficking located?
USA
developed countries
In underdeveloped countries
Europe
Who benefits from sweatshops?
Nike
the boss of the sweatshops
Puma
Major Suppliers in the USA
Most Trafficking victims are sold for :
Sexual Exploitation
Military Service
Illegal Adoption
Agricultural Labor
What is the estimated number of slaves in the world today ?
17,500
120,500
7,300,000
20,900,000
What potential factors are most relevant to recruiting and keeping a trafficked person in servitude ?
Deception
Debt
Emotional and Physical Threats
All of the above
Approximately how many individuals are trafficked into the United States from other countries every year ?
13,000
2,500
5,000
20,000
what are the different types of human trafficking?
directing traffic, traffic flagger, road worker
prostitution, sweatshops, and domestic servitude
forced slavery, sex trafficking, forced labor, domestic servitude, and child soldiers
all of these
what does "TVPA" stand for?
trafficking victims protection agency
tickling vases protection agency
trafficking victims prostitution act
trafficking victims protection act
what is the trafficking victims protection act?
sets fourth guidelines for how trafficking should be addressed on a national and global level
sets fourth guidelines for how trafficking should be addressed on a national level
sets fourth guidelines for how trafficking should be addressed on a global level
sets fourth guidelines for how trafficking should be addressed on a statistical level
What does "TIP" stand for?
report to dispatch
a hotline
trafficking and persons report
tomatoes in puddles
what is a trafficking and persons report?
report that tells how much money sex traffickers make
an annual report that provides an update and analysis on the status of trafficking conditions worldwide.
report on how many people are involved in sex trafficking
report on where sex trafficking happens
How is sex trafficking organized?
pimp/trafficker, partner, facilitator, bottom, victims
pimp/trafficker, facilitator, partner, bottom, victims
facilitator, pimp/trafficker, partner, bottom, victims
pimp/trafficker, facilitator, partner, victims, bottom
