Definitions
History of Trade
Globalization
Random Country Facts
100
The manufacturing and/or sale of goods and or services to satisfy the wants and needs of consumer to make a profit.

What is a business?

100

This company acted like a government in the 1700s.

Hudson's Bay Company

100

True or False: Globalization may affect the whole world's economy by events that happen in one place. 

True

100

This country has the top 5 exports of soybeans

China

200

An exchange of things of value

What is a transaction?

200

This individual invented the cotton gin - an automated device that separated the cottonseed from the cotton fibres. 

Eli Whitney (American).
200
Globalization began after this event which led to the establishment of the United Nations. 

World War 2

200

This country hosts car brands BMW and Mercedes-Benz

Germany

300

A business that makes most of its transactions within its borders of the country in which it is based.

What is a domestic business?

300

In which cities (name 3) did the first permanent settlements occur in the 1700s? 

any of Halifax, Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Kingston, toronto 
300

What do we call the reliance of two or more countries on each other for products or services?

What is interdependence?

300

This country shares the Amazon rainforest with Brazil.

Guyana

400

A process whereby national or regional economies or cultures have become integrated through new technologies, investment, etc. 

What is globalization?

400

When did Canada start it's trade with Japan?

After world war 2, late 1940s.

400

This type of industry includes agriculture, fishing, hunting, etc. 

What is a primary industry?

400

This country invented the shampoo

India

500

What are the 5 main ways a business can be considered international?

1. own a retain or distribution outlet in another country

2. own a manufacturing plant in another country

3. export to a business in another country

4. import from another business in another country

5. invest in business in another country

500

Previous known as NAFTA, this new acronym outlines the agreement between Mexico, Canada and the US. 

What is the USMCA?

500

What are two disadvantages of a branch plant/

1. Less innovation in domestic country

2. Less use of Canadian materials

3. No Research and Development in branch plant country

500

They house more classic cars than modern, traditional cars.

Cuba