Definitions
Bills, Laws and Government
General Knowledge
Historical Globalization
Economic Globalization
100

Everything becoming the same and ignoring cultural diversity

Homogenization

100

The primary federal law the government uses to govern Indian status

The Indian Act

100
What are the three G's that drove all European governments to seek out new land?

Gold, Glory, God

100

Residential schools took away the autonomy of indigenous people and led to the disappearance of culture and generational trauma. What year did the last one close?

1997

100

What two international organizations were created at Bretton Woods?

The IMF and the World Bank

200

The name of the economic process where the mother country forces colonies to farm raw goods, manufactures them, and sells them back to the colony

Mercantilism

200

Set the governing structures for negotiating with the Indigenous people of Canada, referred to as the "Indian Bill of Rights"

The Royal Proclamation of 1763

200

What are the four types of globalization?

Social, political, economic, environmental

200

This event led to people working in factories, citizens moving into towns, and children working dangerous jobs

The Industrial Revolution

200

What makes the European Union different from NAFTA?

The EU is a political and economic agreement which allows citizens to travel freely between countries and requires all member countries to use the same currency, NAFTA is strictly a trade agreement.

300

Improving quality of life and human well-being without exceeding planetary boundaries

Sustainable Prosperity

300

The law that protects the French language in Quebec

Bill 101

300

The White Man's Burden is an example of what type of thinking?

Eurocentrism

300

Europe's desire for silk led to the creation for the Silk Road, but what is one good that China got in return?

Glass, grapes, cotton, wool, gems, ivory, horses

300

NAFTA was renegotiated and renamed USCMA. Who wanted to change the terms and why?

Trump, thought the US was giving up too much and they were losing too many jobs to Mexico

400

The process by which individuals or groups adopt the traits of a dominant culture while still retaining elements of their original cultural identity

Acculturation

400

The system Christopher Columbus instituted which allowed Spanish colonists the right to force Indigenous people into labour and instruct them in the Catholic faith

Encomienda System

400

What are the three forces of globalization?

Trade, transportation, communication technology

400

The Seven Years War was one of the deadliest conflicts ever, and is sometimes called the First World War. What battle ended it?

The Battle for the Plains of Abraham

400

What is the biggest argument against the WTO?

It gives more power to the developed countries, favours capitalism, and takes away the autonomy of developing countries

500

The existence of more than one culture in society

cultural pluralism

500

Slavery was outlawed in the United States with the passing of which amendment?

13th Amendment

500

The thinker that believed in a free economy, little government intervention and private property

John Maynard Keynes

500

The British East India Company was forced out of India in 1858 due to a rebellion. What caused this rebellion?

Bullets greased with pork and beef fat that would have made Mughal soldiers defy their religion

500

What are THREE conditions of a Structural Adjustment Program?

Privatize businesses, remove all trade barriers, reduce government control of the economy, devalue currency, reduce all government spending, lay off government workers, increase exports, reduce imports