Unit 1
This term describes rejecting global cultural influences in order to preserve traditional identity.
cultural revitalization?
This Canadian legacy of globalization affects land ownership and land rights today.
the Numbered Treaties
This agreement replaced GATT and established formal rules for international trade disputes.
the World Trade Organization (WTO)?
This form of engagement links people worldwide through shared knowledge, causes, or projects.
global citizenship
This global organization coordinates international responses to health crises.
the World Health Organization (WHO)?
This term describes judging another culture using the standards of your own culture.
cultural bias
This genocide resulted from colonial borders and ethnic division created during imperial rule.
the Rwandan Genocide
the human effort to interpret, reconstruct, and tell the stories of that past using evidence like documents and artifacts
History
This principle states that individuals have responsibilities alongside their rights.
civic responsibility
When a government takes control of privately owned industries.
nationalization
This communication trend allows a small number of companies to control large portions of global media.
media concentration
This economic shift reduced the power of mercantilism and encouraged free-market trade.
industrial capitalism
everything that has ever happened, a vast and complete realm of all events
past
This method uses international cooperation to prevent conflict rather than military force.
diplomacy
This historical process connected world economies through empire, trade, and migration.
historical globalization
This process results in cultural change through long-term contact without forced assimilation.
acculturation
This term describes the belief that colonies existed mainly to benefit the economy of the imperial power.
economic imperialism
This term describes economic growth that depends on information, innovation, and education.
the knowledge economy
This responsibility requires considering how current policies affect the quality of life of future generations.
intergenerational responsibility
A country’s authority to govern itself without outside interference.
sovereignty
This government strategy supports minority languages through education laws and funding.
language preservation policy
This policy of forcefully cultural change attempted to eliminate Indigenous governance, language, and traditions in Canada.
cultural genocide
This idea links prosperity to cooperation between nations rather than self-sufficiency.
global interdependence
This concept links informed citizens’ knowledge with meaningful participation in global decision-making.
democratic engagement
This trade policy protects domestic industries by limiting foreign competition.
protectionism