WorksheetsTCW Review Test Chapter 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
According to James & Steger (2014), globalization is an extraordinary & complicated concept that was rarely used until 1960s but with processes that had been happening for thousands of years.
TRUE
FALSE
Identify the impacts of Globalization.
Ideological
Intellectual
Political
Economic
Social Spheres
Choose the best option that tells the essence of globalization
Increasing awareness of other people, culture, & religion as a result of technological advancement in communication and travel.
Indicates the global nature of capital, the emergence of a single global economy & tremendous speed of exchange accross vast distances.
A long term effort integrate the global dimensions of life into each nation's economies, politics, & cultures.
It is a process by which regional economies, societies, & cultures, have become integrated through a globe-spanning network of communication & trade.
(a)
A set of multiple uneven, & sometimes, overlapping historical processes "on imagined community."
Lule, 2017
Wishard, 1999
Steger, 2005
Barber, 1992
Ferguson, 1992
A long-term effort to integrate the global dimensions of life into each nation's economies, politics, & cultures.
Lule, 2017
Wishard, 1999
Steger, 2005
Barber, 1992
Ferguson, 1992
Globalization is the opposite of localization.
Lule, 2017
Wishard, 1999
Steger, 2005
Barber, 1992
Ferguson, 1992
Seven myths about globalization.
Lule, 2017
Wishard, 1999
Steger, 2005
Barber, 1992
Ferguson, 1992
Electronic media uniting the world & removing time & space obstacles for business & personal life.
Myth 3: Time and Space have disappeared
Myth 1: Big is better
Myth 2: More is better
Myth 4: Global Cultural Homogeneity
Global village with shared experiences and the postmodernists idea of culturally and economically interconnected world.
Myth 3: Time and Space have disappeared
Myth 1: Big is better
Myth 2: More is better
Myth 4: Global Cultural Homogeneity
Mergers and takeovers in media industries and large business corporations.
Myth 3: Time and Space have disappeared
Myth 1: Big is better
Myth 2: More is better
Myth 4: Global Cultural Homogeneity
Man being one with nature and the modern idea of world ecosystem and its protection.
Myth 4: Global Cultural Homogeneity
Myth 5: Saving Planet Earth
Myth 6: Democracy for Export via American TV
Myth 7: The New World Order
Power of mass media to influence public opinion with respect to political ends.
Myth 4: Global Cultural Homogeneity
Myth 5: Saving Planet Earth
Myth 6: Democracy for Export via American TV
Myth 7: The New World Order
Creation of order in the world based on certain ideologies or economic practices such as the demise of communism and triumph of capitalism.
Myth 4: Global Cultural Homogeneity
Myth 5: Saving Planet Earth
Myth 6: Democracy for Export via American TV
Myth 7: The New World Order
It is the global outlook adopted to local conditions and adaptation of globally marketed products and services into local markets.
(a)
Globalization is a process of interaction and integration of:
People
Companies
Government of Different Nations
International Trade and Investment
Information Technology
Globalization affects the:
Environment
Culture
Political System
Economic Development and Prosperity
Human Physical Well-Being in Societies Around the World
It is the future social condition characterized by thick economic, political, and cultural interconnections and global flaws that make currently existing political borders and economic barriers irrelevant. (Steger, 2005)
(a)
The following are part of the six core claims of globalism, EXCEPT:
Globalization is about the liberalization and global integration of markets
Globalization is inevitable and irreversible
Nobody is in charge of globalization
Globalization benefits everyone
Globalization Furthers the spread of culture in the world
___ used to indicate the global nature of capital, the emergence of a single global economy and tremendous speed of exchange across vast distances.
Kakepoto (2005)
Rolan Robertson (1995)
Barber (1992)
Steger (2005)
