Global Citizenship
What is a global citizen?
Someone who understands their responsibilities to people around the world.
On which continent is China located?
Asia
What two contrasting colors are used in Notan art?
What was the Columbian Exchange?
The exchange of plants, animals, people, and diseases between the Americas and the Old World.
Which country has a festival where people throw tomatoes at each other?
Spain
What are three examples of global citizenship?
Protecting the environment, respecting different cultures, and helping people in need.
Which continent is the largest by land area?
Asia
In Irish step dancing, what part of the body stays mostly still while dancing?
Upper Body
Name one food that traveled from the Americas to Europe.
Corn, potatoes, or tomatoes.
What sea creature has three hearts?
Octopus
What are three ways you can become a global citizen?
Stay informed, take action, and connect with others.
Which ocean is located between North America and Europe?
Atlantic Ocean
In which region of Africa did the djembe drum originate?
Western Africa
What is one animal Europeans brought to the Americas?
Horses, pigs, or cattle.
What country has a town named Batman?
Turkey
How can your everyday choices affect people around the world?
The food, clothes, and products we buy can affect workers and the environment.
On which continent is Germany located?
Europe
What colorful fabric art is made by the Guna people?
Mola
What is cultural diffusion, and how did it happen during the Columbian Exchange?
The spread of ideas, foods, and traditions between cultures.
Which country is famous for having vending machines that sell everything from drinks to umbrellas?
Japan
What are two benefits of being a global citizen?
Better communication skills, greater empathy, improved problem-solving, or a better understanding of the world.
Which ocean is the largest in the world?
Pacific Ocean
What traditional garment is made from a long piece of fabric in India?
Sari
How is the Columbian Exchange an example of globalization?
It connected different parts of the world through the exchange of goods, people, and ideas.
What is the only mammal capable of true, sustained flight?