Intro.
The world becoming more connected and interdependent
What is Globalizaiton
When cultures become more connected and interdependent.
What is Social Globalization?
This gives us goods that aren't obtainable in our own region.
What is Trade?
This was what was mined in the Congo to make cellphones.
What is Coltan?
The Government of Canada attempted to do this to the Indigenous people of Canada.
The circumstances or surroundings in which your identity is developed
What is Context?
What is Economic Globalization?
This results in fewer individuals or organizations controlling greater shares of the media.
What is Media Concentration?
60% of these have been cut down in Costa Rica due to the Banana Trade.
What are rainforests?
The Avenger Films are an example of this.
Lebron James is an example.
What is a Role Model?
Government action on a global level.
What is Political Globalization?
This is a variety in plant and animal species.
What is Biodiversity?
This is the number of countries Sesame Street has been broadcast in.
What is over 120?
This is a First Nation in Alberta that is continuing to fight to affirm their rights.
What is the Lubicon Cree?
This is used by member of professional collectives.
What is Jargon?
Toys being purchased in Canada but made in China is an example of this.
What is Economic Globalization?
The blending of cultures until you can no longer see differences.
What is Homogenization?
Sesame Street does this to it's TV show when developing it in new countries.
What is Hybridization?
This is the blending of 2 or more different things to create something new.
What is Hybridization?
A group a person identifies with, such as Kinuso School.
What is a Collective?
The United Nations is an example of this.
What is Political Globalization?
This is the blending of multiple media forms into one.
What is media convergence?
This is the spread of cultures, trends and practices around the world and leads to the homogenization of cultures.
This is the last Canadian team to win the Stanley Cup in this year.