Apartheid and Rwandan Genocide
This South African leader fought against apartheid and became the nation's first Black president in 1994.
Who is Nelson Mandela?
This conference divided African territories among European powers in 1884–85.
What is the Berlin Conference?
This British trading company played a significant role in the colonization of India and the global trade of goods like tea and spices.
What is the East India Company?
The FLQ was active in this Canadian province.
What is Quebec?
The policy of dominating other nations politically, economically, or culturally.
What is imperialism?
The two ethnic groups involved in the Rwandan Genocide were the Hutus and this group.
Who are the Tutsis?
This economic system during colonization extracted resources and wealth from Africa for European benefit.
What is mercantilism?
According to Ashutosh Sheshabalaya, this is the number of "rounds" or phases of globalization.
What are three?
The FLQ sought independence for Quebec through these means.
What is violent revolution/terrorism?
The exchange of goods, people, and ideas across the Atlantic Ocean is known as this.
What is the Grand Exchange?
This international court was established to prosecute those responsible for the Rwandan Genocide.
What is the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda?
This country colonized the Congo under King Leopold II.
What is Belgium?
The first round of globalization, as identified by Ashutosh Sheshabalaya, began with the expansion of trade routes after this explorer’s voyage in 1492.
Who is Christopher Columbus?
This event in 1970 marked the peak of FLQ activity and resulted in the War Measures Act being invoked.
What is the October Crisis?
The belief that one's culture is superior to others is known as this.
What is ethnocentrism?
This 1976 protest in South Africa, led by students opposing the mandatory use of Afrikaans in schools, became a symbol of resistance against apartheid.
What is the Soweto Uprising?
The indigenous people of Africa called the Portugese this word, which means "ancestral ghosts."
What is vumbi?
Symbols on Canada’s coat of arms, such as the maple leaves and the fleur-de-lis, reflect this historical aspect of globalization.
What is the influence of European colonization (or cultural and political ties to Britain and France)
The FLQ kidnapped these two individuals during the October Crisis.
Who are James Cross and Pierre Laporte?
This term describes a society where multiple cultures coexist and maintain their distinct identities.
What is cultural pluralism?
These community-based courts were used in Rwanda to promote justice and reconciliation after the genocide.
What are gacaca courts?
This group of people, whose lands and resources were taken over, were not consulted in the Scramble for Africa.
Who are the Indigenous peoples?
This animal, featured prominently on the Canadian coat of arms, represents the historical importance of the fur trade in Canada.
What is the beaver?
This Canadian prime minister invoked the War Measures Act during the FLQ crisis.
Who is Pierre Elliot Trudeau?
This Canadian historical period marked significant social and political change in Quebec during the 1960s.
What is the Quiet Revolution?