This word means the world is connected through trade, technology, and communication...
What is globalization?
These are basic freedoms everyone should have, like safety and respect called...?
This group makes the laws and rules for a country?
What is the government?
This includes what people wear, eat, believe, and celebrate.
What is culture?
What is one way old Cold War attitudes affect countries today?
Some countries may be slow to work together
What is one way globalization affects your daily life through products?
Clothes from abroad
Foreign snacks
Electronics (iPhone)
Shoes from other countries
Imported toys
Why are human rights important?
Human rights are important because they protect people, make sure everyone is treated fairly, and allow us to live with freedom and respect.
What is the difference between a dictatorship, theocracy, and democracy?
Dictatorship: One person has all the power and makes the rules.
Theocracy: The government is run by religious leaders or laws based on religion.
Democracy: The people vote and have a say in the government’s decisions.
Give an example about your type of culture?
In my culture, we celebrate Thanksgiving by having a big family meal with turkey and pies. We speak English at home, wear casual or holiday clothes, and attend church on special occasions.
How can cultural differences be misunderstood because of old Cold War ideas?
Differences may be exaggerated or misinterpreted.
In what ways are you personally affected by globalization?
Social media
Imported food
Foreign clothes
Online trends
Global music
World news
What does the term “human rights” mean to you?
Human rights mean that everyone deserves to be treated fairly, be safe, and have freedom.
How does the form of government in a country affect what you as a young person can do in your daily life?
The government affects my daily life by creating laws about school, social media, and what I’m allowed to say or do.
How does culture influence the way people dress, eat, celebrate, worship, and speak in your community?
Dress: People wear traditional or seasonal clothing.
Eat: Families cook foods from their culture.
Celebrate: Holidays and festivals show cultural traditions.
Worship: People follow different religions or spiritual practices.
Speak: Different languages, accents, or greetings are used.
During the Cold War, people from different countries saw each other as enemies. How do you think those old attitudes still affect how cultures understand and interact with each other today?
Mistrust: Some countries are still suspicious of each other.
Stereotypes: People may have old ideas about other cultures.
Limited cooperation: Some countries may be slow to work together.
Cultural misunderstandings: Differences are sometimes exaggerated or misinterpreted.