WorksheetsYear 10 Revision Globalization
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 35mins
This has potential to spread infectious diseases
Communism
Capitalism
Isolationism
Globalization
A negative side effect of globalization such as the spread of Covid-19 is caused by
Improved sanitation resulting in resistant strains of viruses
Accelerated transmission of viruses due to increased travel
Health problems caused by decreased government funding
Cultural movements that limit vaccinations for children
The interconnection of the world today is often referred to as
Nationalism
Communism
Globalization
Isolationism
What happened in the late 18th century which fueled societies to work in factories and move away from farming
Agricultural Revolution
Information Revolution
Communist Revolution
Industrial Revolution
How does life differ in rural areas from life in an urban area
Rural areas have more jobs
Rural areas have more formal educations than urban areas
Rural areas often engage in agriculture for income
Rural areas have more access to technology
What is globalization?
The growth in understanding and relationships between all nations.
The process of increased connection between countries. It is demonstrated through economics, politics and culture.
The increase of borderless markets with no import and export tarrifs.
The process of all nations and people becoming increasingly richer over time.
Globalization has occurred due to advancements in communication. Pick the option below that links to advances in communication.
Reduction of trade barriers and tariffs
Introduction of container ships
Broadband and 5G networks
Creation of postwar organisations such as the UN
Globalization has occurred due to political changes. Pick the option below that links to political changes.
Reduction of trade barriers and tariffs
Introduction of container ships
Broadband and 5G networks
Creation of postwar organisations such as the UN
Globalization has occurred due to advances in transportation. Pick the option below that links to advances in transportation.
Reduction of trade barriers and tariffs
Introduction of container ships
Broadband and 5G networks
Creation of postwar organisations such as the UN
What is the correct definition of cultural globalization?
The transmission of ideas, meanings, and values around the world.
The acceptance of open borders and freedom of movement of migrants.
The strengthening and maintenance of traditional cultures.
The growth of online broadcasting such as Netflix.
What is the main reason why transnational corporations have moved manufacturing overseas and in to low and middle income countries?
Better infrastructure
Lower labour costs
High quality workforce
Forced to move location
Identify the NEGATIVE consequence of companies building factories overseas.
The flow of money into LEDCs provides an opportunity for economic growth.
Creates new jobs and helps to develop skills.
Investment can trigger a positive multiplier effect.
Companies often have no ties to the new location and can leave whenever they want.
What is a sign of increasing interconnection through trade?
Retail sales.
Improvements to global communications.
Increasing brand awareness.
Rising global imports and exports.
By how much has global trade grown over the last century?
4 fold increase
14 fold increase
24 fold increase
40 fold increase
Do all of us have the same human rights?
Yes
No
Why are human rights necessary and important?
To save lives.
To give us freedom.
To protect everyone.
All of the above
What document explains our human rights?
Declaration of Independence
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
A job application
The Australian Constitution
Who created the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)?
Christoper Columbus
Barack Obama
The Pope
Eleanor Roosevelt
Which situation has broken someone's rights?
A young girl is not allowed a new dress
A little boy is sent to bed early for misbehaving
A 6 year old boy is not allowed to go swimming
A country's government does not allow girls to go to school
What do you think are a person's basic rights?
To live in a city
To feed, to health, to be free, to be educated, to have fair trial
To change jobs
To get married and have children
What does child labour mean ?
Treating children nicely
Loving children
Forcing children to do dangerous work even if they do not want to
Taking children to prison
What is NOT a feature of human rights?
Inalienable
Inherent
Universal
Legally Binding
Rights being "indivisible" means...
One is not more important than another
They apply to all human beings
They should apply regardless of the law
They can not be taken away
The federal government can only acquire property....
on just terms
with no questions asked
if they bribe the Darryl Kerrigan
if it is for legitimate reasons
The Constitution of Australia's Rights are changed by...
Referendum (passage through Parliament and nationwide vote)
A bill through Parliament
An election
A UN special counsel briefing
In what year was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights document created?
1947
1944
1948
1946
How many articles are part of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
30
32
31
33
Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states 'All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights?'
True
False
Women played an integral role in shaping the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Who is pictured in this image that chaired the commission on Human Rights?
Hansa Mehta
Eleanor Roosevelt
Evdokia Uralova
Lakshmi Menon,
What was the fundamental reason that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was drafted?
Fairness for all people irrespective of race or gender
Social engineering
Fairness before, during and after conflict
Experiences from World War 2
The term 'Terra Nullius' means?
Formal acquisition of foreign land
Land belonging to somebody
Land belonging to nobody
Nobody lives here
True or False: Human Rights only applies in poor, foreign countries.
False
True
Everyone has the right to human rights
with the distinction of colour.
without the distinction of religion but regarding their social origin.
according to their international status.
without distinction of any kind.
