Globalization
Hotspots
Fair Trade
Consumer-Based Economy
Random Facts about Canada
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What is globalization 

The increasing connection and interaction of people, businesses and countries worldwide 

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Define hotspot 

An area with conflict, tension, or political instability.

100

What is fair trade? 

A system that ensures producers get fair wages and safe working conditions

100

What is a consumer-based economy?

An economy driven by spending by consumers.

100

What is the longest river in Canada?

Mackenzie River.

200

Name one positive effect of globalization 

More access to good / Cultural exchange 

200

Name one current or recent global hotspot.

Middle East / Ukraine / Sudan.

200

Name one product often associated with fair trade.

Coffee, chocolate, bananas.

200

What is a “need” vs a “want”?

Need = essential (food), Want = non-essential (luxury items).

200

What animal is on the Canadian 5-cent coin?

Beaver.

300

Name one negative effect to globalization 

Job loss in some countries / environmental harm / cultural loss 

300

What is one cause of conflict in hotspots?

resources, politics or natural disaster 

300

How does fair trade help farmers?

Provides stable prices and better working conditions.

300

What role does advertising play?

Influences people to buy products.

300

What year did Canada officially become a country through Confederation?

1867

400

What is outsourcing?

Moving jobs or production to another country to save money.

400

What organization often helps manage global conflicts?

The United Nations.

400

What symbol helps consumers identify fair trade products?

The Fairtrade certification logo.

400

What is consumerism?

The idea that buying goods is important to the economy and lifestyle.

400

What province produces the most maple syrup? 

Quebec

500

What role do multinational corporations play in globalization?

They operate in multiple countries and drive global trade and economic connections.

500

How can conflicts in hotspots affect other countries?

Refugees, economic impacts, global tension.

500

Why might fair trade products cost more?

Because workers are paid fairly and sustainable practices are used.

500

How can consumer choices impact the environment?

Pollution, waste, resource use.

500

What Canadian landform system contains some of the oldest exposed rocks on Earth, dating over 4 billion years?

The Canadian Shield 

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