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100
This is a set of processes through which nations become increasingly interconnected.
What is Globalization?
100
This is the mixing of two or more cultures in a new way, enabling people to express a new cultural identity. For example, Afro-Cuban jazz combines elements of both cultural traditions.
What is hybridization?
100
This is Canada's policy that promotes the presence and equal status of different cultural groups within the country, emphasizing respect for diversity, inclusion, and the protection of minority cultures' rights.
What is multiculturalism?
100
When settlers came to Turtle Island, they took land that didn't belong to them. Now Indigenous people have asserted their right to their lands, or compensation for them, in the form of this.
What are land claims?
100
Oil refining companies in Alberta are often owned by companies that aren't based in Canada. Canadians were more wary about this before economic globalization increased.
What is foreign investment?
200
The percentage of citizens who invest money in foreign countries is related to this type of globalization.
What is economic globalization?
200
This is a social process of confining a group of people to a lower social standing or outer edge of society.
What is marginalization?
200
This group of people faced extinction when settlers came to Canada, which pushed them inland from their traditional land on the Eastern shore, forcing them to change their lifestyle; as settlers moved inland, this created conflict and eventual extinction.
Who are the Beothuk?
200
When a single entity or group has complete control or dominance over providing a certain service or good in a market.
What is a monopoly?
200
This is reducing barriers to trade between countries around the world, sometimes helped by the WTO.
What is trade liberalization?
300
When globalization causes a loss of local culture, with a minority group becoming more like the majority, it can be the result of this.
What is cultural assimilation?
300
The United Nations definition for this concept was that of the ability to "meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs."
What is sustainable development?
300
This is an economic system that focuses on private ownership, getting maximum profit, and a free market.
What is capitalism?
300
These were set up to assimilate Indigenous children into Euro-Canadian culture, which caused cultural suppression and abuse. The last one closed in 1996.
What are residential schools?
300
This conference was held in the U.S. after WW2, to help countries that had become economically unstable after the war. GATT (later the IMF) and the World Bank were the result.
What is the Bretton Woods Agreement?
400
The picture below describes this system employed by empires in the early stages of globalization.
What is mercantilism?
400
___________ corporations usually ___________ production in order to save money, and avoid labour and environmental laws.
What is transnational & outsource?
400
This is the start of intensified interconnectedness among different parts of the world, typically starting in the 15th century and characterized by exploration, colonization, trade, and cultural exchange.
What is historical globalization?
400
Canada was this to Great Britain, when they were an imperial power. Canada was under Britain's political control, and had an economic influence on it. Britain and other imperial powers had these in North & South America, Africa, and elsewhere.
What is a colony?
400
This is when publicly owned, or government owned companies, are sold to companies or individuals.
What is privitization?
500
Middle Eastern men wearing a suit and tie as formal or professional attire, instead of traditional thawb, is an example of this. 
Cultural Homogenization.
500
This organization was created after WW2, in 1945, to promote peace, security, cooperation, and development among nations.
What is the UN?
500
This is a policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization, use of military force, or economic dominance over other territories.
What is imperialism?
500
This is a process for transporting goods, which changed the globalization of trade.
What is containerization?
500
This is the responsible and careful management and protection of resources, environment, or interests that have been entrusted to one's care.
What is stewardship?