Global Citizen
Videos
World Hunger
World Health
Human Rights
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One who takes into consideration the world as a whole rather than just the immediate world in which they live in, what is this a definition of?
A Global Citizen
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What happened in Uganda that influenced the campaign to capture Josepth Kony?
Kony and the LRA were capturing children and turning them into child soldiers.
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Since there is enough food to feed the entire world's population, give one reason as to why we still have world hunger.
Inequitable distribution of food, little or no access to resources and poverty cycle.
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Who founded the World Health Organization in 1948.
The United Nations
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What is Human Rights?
Human Rights is the basic rights and freedoms to which every citizen is entitled to.
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Give two examples of what a Bad Global Citizen might do?
Pollute, waste natural resources, buy child labour brands, discriminate, not recycle, etc.
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How does the Kony 2012 video, show forms of global citizenship around the world?
By the viral worldwide spread of the video, young people all over the world becoming aware and developing an organization (TRI) and worldwide campaign to capture and stop Kony. Getting developed countries involved.
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Is hunger limited to developing countries?
No.
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What is the World Health Organization's (WHO) main concern?
The spread of infectious diseases.
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There are a total of _ _ Human Rights.
30
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Global citizenship can occur on three levels, what are they?
Local, National, International
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Despite watching videos and learning about what is occurring around the world, why is education by itself not enough to improve our world alone?
To promote positive change, we need to take action in a number of ways. Such as, joining and organization with an important cause, taking part in events to promote the cause and writing letters to people in power, etc.
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Hunger and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ go hand and hand, people go hungry because they have no money and power to access food.
Poverty.
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List one method The World Health Organization has developed to help fight and prevent diseases.
World Health Organization (WHO) has convinced countries to provide vaccines to protect citizens from preventable diseases.
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What are some Human Rights examples (name three)?
These include such things as a right to life, liberty, freedom of thought, expression, equality and religion.
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How can global citizenship be a mutually helpful relationship among countries?
Countries can come together and help out other countries in need. Such as, providing aid in crises, donating food, sending missionaries, etc.
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The video on world hunger showed us that malnutrition occurs largely in developing countries. List two reasons why?
Lack of education, no money and power to access food, unequal distribution of food and resources, political corruption, etc.
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One in every _ _ _ _ children suffer from hunger.
Five
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Name a disease that poses a great risk around the world?
AIDS.
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Child poverty affects children not only in developing countries but also in _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ones as well.
Developed
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Why is it important to be a good global citizen and care about the well being of others around the world?
We live in an interconnected global economy, we share resources with other countries, what we buy and sell directly affects the lives of others around the world, how we live affects others and vice versa.
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What was the Human Rights rap video about? www.youtube.com/watch?v=qprrneYp-Ko
Discrimination, older boy trying to bully and discriminate against a younger boy and all the other children standing behind the younger boy and making a difference, to stop bullying.
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What can you do to tackle World Hunger?
Donate food, volunteer at soup kitchens, don't waste food, support food drives etc.
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AIDS has affected nearly 40 million people worldwide; more than 95% of these were in developing countries. Why has AIDS affected developing countries more than developed countries?
The main reason AIDS has a higher rate in developing countries is due to the lack of education, in preventing and treating the disease.
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In 1999 why was The International Labour Organization (ILO) introduced?
The International Labour Organization (ILO) was introduced to ban the worst forms of child labour, such as slavery, prostitution and forced military recruitment. The ILO urges Nations to remove children from harmful work environments and provide them with free basic education.
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