Global Concept & Issues
All topics
Human Rights & Concepts
Development & Globalization
Media Literacy
100

This term describes issues that cross national borders and affect multiple countries.

What is a transnational issue.

100

Mr. Becker's favorite type of sweater. 

What is a quarter zip. 

100

Rights and freedoms that all people are entitled to regardless of nationality.

What are human rights.

100

Poverty, weak infrastructure, and low life expectancy are indicators of this.

What is low development.

100

T or F : We investigated the antisemitic shooting event which occurred at Byron Bay Australia?

False! We investigated the antisemitic shooting event which occurred at Bondi Beach Australia?

200

What type of development meets present needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet their own needs?

What is sustainable development.

200

Climate change is primarily caused by ________

What is Human activity and greenhouse gas emissions

200

Discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, or religion is an example of this.

What is human rights violation.

200

Developed countries are commonly referred to as this global region.

What is the global north.

200

Which media practice most contributes to bias?

What is emotionally charged language.

300

The movement of people due to war, climate change, or economic opportunity.

What is Immigration 

300

The long-term change in global weather patterns caused largely by human activity.

What is climate change. 

300

Conflicts caused by competition over oil, land, or water fall under this category.

What is a resource conflict?

300

Outsourcing jobs is an economic effect of this global process.

What is globalization.

300

_________ can shape public opinion on global issues. 

What is Media.

400

A non-profit organization that operates independently from governments.

What is an NGO.

400

What does the digital divide refer to?

What is unequal access to technology

400

Political instability, oppression, and war are examples of this type of migration

What is a push factor.

400

This occurs when local cultures are replaced by global ones

What is cultural homogenization. 

400

 is the real or perceived tendency of journalists and news organizations to report information in a way that reflects a particular viewpoint, worldview, or set of interests, rather than presenting it objectively

What is media bias

500

Awareness of global issues and taking responsibility beyond national borders.

Global Citizenship.

500

_________ is the deliberate, systematic destruction of a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group, in whole or in part, involving acts like killing, causing serious harm.

What is genocide.

500

Thriving economy, social, political, and environmental is what kind of factor when considering migration. 

What is a pull factor.

500

This index measures development using life expectancy, education, and income.

What is the human development index (HDI). 

500

Recognizing bias helps individuals avoid forming this

What is a one sided perspective.

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