global politics
Which political party is Donald Trump from?
the Republican party
Provide a definition for the term 'revenue streams' in business management?
All of the different ways that a business generates revenue.
How many continents are on earth?
7
Name the OCEAN Acronym
Openness, Conscientiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism
where is Manchuria located?
Manchuria is a historical region primarily located in Northeast China, encompassing the modern Chinese provinces of Liaoning, Jilin, and Heilongjiang.
smart: emphasizes that relying solely on coercion is often too expensive and breeds resentment, while relying solely on persuasion can take too long. It uses diplomacy, alliances, and development alongside military and economic readiness
soft: relies on the appeal of a nation's culture, political values (such as human rights and democracy), and foreign policies
hard: operates through direct threats or tangible rewards to force an actor to do something they would not normally do
What are the 7Ps in the marketing mix?
Price, Promotion, Physical evidence, People, Product, Process, Place
What does it mean if an animal is on the red list?
it means its risk of extinction has been scientifically assessed by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
It’s the first day of the school year. During the lunch rush, Yeuk joins the longest line in the cafeteria, assuming that because so many students are waiting there, it must serve the best food. Later, Jasmine joins a different lunch table with the popular kids. She secretly finds their jokes mean, but she laughs and nods along so they will accept her and invite her to sit with them again.
Identify which student's behavior is an example of Informational Social Influence and which is Normative Social Influence.
Yeuk's motivation is informational as he conforms because he believes the crowd has superior knowledge and he wants to be correct. He uses their behavior to gain accurate information about a new environment.
Jasmine's motivation is normative as she conforms to fit in, to belong to the group, and to avoid social rejection, even though her private beliefs differ.
Define nationalism. Discuss Japan's nationalism as an example in your definition.
Nationalism is a political ideology that emphasizes intense loyalty and devotion to a specific nation or ethnic group. During a period of time in Japan (the Manchurian expansion), it asserted that a group sharing common cultural, historical, and linguistic bonds should form an independent state, and prioritize the nation's interests above all other individual or international obligations.
Provide one example of realism and another example of liberalism. Compare and contrast the two.
open-ended, requires Dr. Kamy's approval.
What are the 3 methods of promotion?
Above the line, Below the line, Through the line
Fill in the blank: The SOI for the geography unit is "contemporary societies must balance the needs of society, the _____(HINT: 7-letter word) and the environment in order to protect the world’s diverse ecology in a sustainable way
economy
This experiment demonstrated the power of conformity. What was the name of this experiment and who was the mastermind behind it?
HINT: It was conducted in the 1950s. It involved various actors and one real participant. Participants were told that they were going for a "vision test" - which is untrue.
Organise the following into short-term, medium-term, and long-term causes.
The Great Depression (1929)
Manchurian Treasure (Geography/Resource Scarcity)
The Oil Embargo (1941)
L: Manchurian Treasure (Geography/Resource Scarcity)
M: The Great Depression (1929)
S: The Oil Embargo (1941)
Because of Japan’s lack of natural resources (L), it created a situation where the Great Depression (M) made them desperate for a 'Life-Line' on the mainland, which ultimately triggered the decision to go to war when the U.S. issued the Oil Embargo (S).
What are the two types of realism? hint: ___ music and ___ change
the word that should be filled in ___ is the name of the type of realism
structural realism and classical realism
What is the SOI of the BM unit?
examining the connections between global corporations and local communities can reveal the complexities of fairness and development.
Give three barriers to conservation. Explain each one with an example.
open-ended
Name four compliance techniques and explain how each one can be used effectively.
open answer, depends on Jasmine's approval.
Which of the following is NOT a key cause of Japanese expansionism?
A. Need for strategic security
B. Desire for equality with other Asian countries
C. Popular enthusiasm for militarism and expansionism
D. Need for raw materials and markets
B - Japan did not desire for equality with other Asia countries; but rather equality with the West
Explain how interdependence is related to the concept of liberalism and provide a real-life example.
open-ended...
Name two different pricing strategies and compare them.
Provide two different stakeholders in the issue of palm oil. What are their varying interests and intentions? Explain using the PEEEEL structure.
open-ended
Read the following case and answer according to this. Teen A and teen B are on marijuana (a drug). Teen C is friends with teen A and teen B. Teen C starts taking drugs after being influenced by teen A and teen B. Use five concepts covered in psychology to explain this scenario.
open ended, depends on Yeuk's approval.
This 1931 event in Manchuria was staged by the Kwantung Army as a pretext for Japanese expansion, ultimately undermining the League of Nations.
What is the name of this event?
the Mukden Incident