World of Regions
Global City and Emerging Economies
Global Demography
Global Migration
Sustainable Development
100

Term which refers to the more economically developed and industrialized countries, primarily located in the northern hemisphere.

Global North

100

Soft power according to Joseph Nye is a persuasive approach that relies on attraction through economic and cultural _______ rather than force and coercion.

Influence
100

Based on our discussion, which country’s population overtake China’s in 2023?  

India

100

Which type of migration involves moving from rural areas to urban locations within the same country?

Internal Migration

100

A general terms used  to refer to a system that focused on meeting needs over a long period of time

Sustainability

200

The term "Third World" was used to categorize nations that were unaligned with either the Western bloc (First World) or the Eastern bloc (Second World) which was originated during the ___________ 

Cold War

200

Identify the global city known for its Wall Street financial district, diverse neighborhoods like Chinatown and Harlem, and major airports such as JFK.

New York

200

Demographic transition theory explains how populations change over time following a _________ ________ as societies industrialize and develop.

Predictable Pattern

200

According to the 1951 UN Convention, what is the term for a person who cannot return to their country due to a well-founded fear of persecution?

Refugee

200

This framework summarizes the thematic cornerstones of the framework and illustrates the interconnectedness of the three different sustainable development dimensions: economic, social and environmental 

SDG Wedding Cake Model

300

International Region an intermediate form of community which involves limited number of states linked by a geographical relationship and by a degree of ____________ __________. 

Mutual interdependence

300

Because of technological advancement, the global economy has transitioned from industrial model of mass production to service and _________ based economy

Information

300

Determining the stages of demographic transition relies mainly on _________ which refers to the ratio between the number of live-born births in the year and the average total population of that year. 

Birth rate

300

What social cause of migration involves moving to join family members who have already migrated?

Family Reunification

300

 SDG number ____ is dedicated to conserving and sustainably using the oceans, seas, and marine resources?

14

400

 _____________ refers to a political goal or ideology of creating a legally binding agreement among states within a region.

Regionalism

400
The increasing influence of the emerging markets in the global economy significantly challenges the dominance of developed countries in terms of ______________

Economic Power

400

During which stage does the death rate sharply decline while birth rate remains high, causing rapid population growth?

Stage 2
400

What category of international migrants includes guest-workers or overseas contract workers who often earn significantly more abroad than in their home countries?

Temporary labor migrant

400

Give the number and title of the SDG focuses on ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy?

Affordable and Clean Energy (SDG 7)

500

Give at least 3 examples of regional organizations

EU

ASEAN

NATO

NAFTA / USMCA

AU

Mercosur

GCC


500

Give the three characteristics of an emerging economies

High economic growth rate

Increase foreign investment

Growing middle class


500

Give two critical criticisms of the demographic transition theory related to its assumptions and applicability across different types of countries.

Assumption of Linearity

Focused on Developed Countries

Limited Scope  (does not account for unexpected events)

500

Give at least 2 reasons why return migrants are often looked on favorably by their home countries

Capital

Skills

Experience

Global Network

500

Name at least two (2) key systems needed for sustainable development according to Brundtland and Khalid (1987).

Political

Economic

Social

Production

Technological