NIEO
MST
COCHABAMBA
The Third World
Key Terms
100
The NIEO was drafted in what year?
What is 1974?
100
This is the country that founded the MST.
What is Brazil?
100
This is the country where the People's Agreement of Cochabamba was held?
What is Bolivia?
100
The Third World is what?
A political project.
100
This is the particular form of psychological distress that sets in when the homelands that we love and from which we take comfort are radically altered by extraction and industrialization, rendering them alienating and unfamiliar
What is Solastalgia?
200
What does the acronym NIEO stand for?
What is the New International Economic Order?
200
These are the goals of the MST?
What is Peace, Bread, and Justice?
200
To face climate change we must do what...?
What is recognize Mother Earth as the source of life and adoption of a new system based on harmony.
200
Who is considered part of the "Third World" project?
Newly decolonized and reformed countries across
Africa, Asia, and Latin America who banded
together to challenge the bipolar vision of the
world under the Cold War. Unaligned nations.
200
A site characterized by the coercive regimentation of human and nonhuman life to meet the needs of private capital.
What is a plantation?
300
Why did the Third World bloc propose the NIEO?
What is to help overturn the historical loot of their
resources by structures of imperialism and
neocolonialism.
300
What does MST stand for?
What is the Landless workers movement or Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra.
300
Water becomes a basic human right in what year?
2010.
300
What are the demands of the "Third World" bloc?
What is The call for disarmament; The end to Third World economic subordination to the First World; learning and uplifting cultural histories of other Third World nations?
300
These are members of working-class created post-abolition of slavery, concerned with working conditions and the rate of wages.
Who are the rural proletariat?
400
These major powers rejected the NIEO.
What is the G7 nations that included the former colonial powers of Britain and France led by the United States.
400
According to the MST, the struggle for land is the struggle for:
What is a struggle for international solidarity, technology, food, the environment, culture, and the struggles of the working class.
400
Who was the president of Bolivia during the Peoples Agreement at Cochabamba?
Who is Evo Morales?
400
What are the names of these African Freedom Fighters?
Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, and Patrice Lumumba of Congo.
400
Land that is not privately owned but managed and used collectively by a groups of people like forests, wetlands, and meadows.
What is the Commons?
500
What is the political and economic project pivoted around deregulation of the private sector and the privatization of the public sector.
What is NEOLIBERALISM.
500
The MST's proposal for agrarian reform and relationship to the Earth that preserves nature’s common goods.
What is Agroecology?
500
Why was the city of Cochabamba selected to host the event ?
Cochabamba was significant because it had seen a broad coalition of groups fight against the privatization of its municipal water supply.
500
The Third World was a political
project determined to...?
What is to set right colonialism’s wrongs. Opposed to racial imperialism and economic inequality.
500
A nonreciprocal, dominance-based relationship with the earth, one purely of taking. It is the opposite of stewardship.
What is extractivism?