Vocabulary
Foundations of Historical Globalization
Legacies of Globalization
Indigenous Experiences
Addressing the Past
100

What is the economic system based on private ownership and free markets?

What is capitalism?

100

A territory that belonged to a European country, was ruled by the European government or its representative(s), and was completely subject to that European country.

What is a colony?

100

The lasting effects of imperialism are known as this.

What is legacy?

100

What Canadian policy removed Indigenous children from their homes to be assimilated?

What are residential schools?

100

Bonus 300 points

Bonus 300 points

200

A system of racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa.

What is apartheid?

Bonus 200 points!

200

This period saw a major increase in machine production and factory labor.

What is the industrial revolution?

200

This forced movement led to the loss of traditional lands and cultures.

What is displacement?

200

Early versions of this banned some traditional practices of First Nations cultures and allowed only those who renounced their status to vote in federal elections.

What is the Indian Act?

Note: this act continues to define who is — and is not — a status Indian.

200

What kind of aid is sent from one country to help improve conditions in another?

What is foreign aid?

300

A stage of economic development that occurs when the place of production shifts from the home and small craft shops to large factories

What is industrialization?

300

This economic system focuses on maximizing exports and minimizing imports.

What is mercantilism?

300

An official Canadian government policy founded on the idea that Canadian society is pluralistic — made of many culturally distinct groups who are free to affirm and promote their own cultural identity.

What is multiculturalism?

Bonus 100 points

300

What are long-term results of post-colonial policies in Indigenous communities?

What is loss of land, language and culture.

300

What type of organization operates independently of any government to provide aid?

What is a non-governmental organization (NGO)?

400

A society that is made up of many distinct cultural groups.

What is cultural mosaic? 

400

This is a primary goal of imperialism.

What is to expand power by controlling land and resources?

400

The fur trade with Indigenous peoples of North America was important for European economic development and settlement. This led to the creation of the

What is the Hudson's Bay Company?

400

These are formal demands by Indigenous communities for the return or compensation of ancestral lands.

What are land claims?

400

How are Canadians addressing the injustices of residential schools today?

What are apologies, compensation, and TRC calls to action?

500

What is the term for people detained during wartime due to their nationality?

Who are enemy aliens?

500

This is how the Silk Road contributed to early globalization.

What is it connects distant regions and allows the exchange of ideas, goods, and technologies?

500

These courts were created in Rwanda to address genocide crimes.

What are Gacaca courts?

500

This organization investigates and reports on the impact of residential schools.

What is the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)?

500

What is one modern global issue that has roots in historical globalization?

What is inequality/conflict/poverty?

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