examine benefits and challenges of globalization, including connectivity, standard of living, pandemics, and loss of local culture.
How has globalization increased the opportunity for diffusion of disease?
A Flu viruses are constantly changing.
B Physical barriers help to separate people in different regions.
C Pandemics would have effects on the economy and daily life.
D People are more connected due to increased travel and increased international trade.
A woman who has migrated to the United States from Pakistan chooses to wear American style clothing, and not wear the traditional head covering from her homeland. This would be an example of -
A cultural convergence
B cultural divergence
C cultural stability
D cultural diffusion
Globalization has become much more prevalent in the 21st century due mainly to –
A changes made to national security policies created from terrorism threat.
B the spread of people throughout the world from growing population.
C new information technologies such as the Internet, improvements in transportation and availability of cellular technology.
D popular businesses such as fast food chains beginning to spread to other countries.
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Based on the population pyramid, which statement is the most accurate?
A Investment in education is not sufficient and health care is poor.
B Investment in education is sufficient and health care is good.
C Investment in education is not sufficient but health care is good.
D Investment in education is sufficient but health care is poor.
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Globalization has the following effects in Sub-Saharan Africa except -
A a decrease in local/traditional economies
B an increase in the spread of HIV/AIDS
C an increase in trade
D an increase in cultural divergence
Which of the following is a challenge of globalization nations around the world need to address?
A Cultural movements that limit vaccinations for children
B The increase in trade caused by tariffs
C Accelerated transmission of viruses due to increased travel
D The high standards of living found in Western Europe
A young woman of Canada's First Nations (Native American) wants to maintain her cultural identity. The best action she could take would be to -
A speak English at home
B move to a more populated province
C pursue a degree in higher education
D interview an elder about family traditions