GS KA 1 Flashcards

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What happened in 1492?

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Columbus set sail from Spain and discovered the “New World” (the Americas)

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How do they describe the “change” in size during the 1st Globalisation?

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It changed from large to medium

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How do they describe the “change” in size during the 2nd Globalisation?

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It changed from medium to small

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How do they describe the “change” in size during the 3rd Globalisation?

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It changed from small to tiny

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From when until when was the 1st Globalisation?

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From the discovery of the Americas in 1492
to 1800

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Why was the discovery of the Americas so significant?

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Because is practically opened the “Old World” to the “New World” and introduced trade between them

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From when until when was the 2nd Globalisation?

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From 1800 to 2000

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From when until when was the 3rd Globalisation?

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From the 2000s until today

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What sort of powers where there during the 1st Globalisation? (1492-1800)

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Natural powers:
-horse power

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What were the most significant inventions during the 2nd Globalisation? (1800-2000)

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Hardware:
-computer

Industrial revolution - Power from machines:
Steampower (for locomotives, ships, machines)

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What events happened during the 2nd Globalisation that had lasting effects?

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WW1, WW2
Global market
Global economies
Industrial Revolution
www was invented (world wide web)

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What was the most significant invention during the 3rd Globalisation?

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Software
Internet

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13
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Definition of Globalisation:

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-Process of internationalisation
-Process by which the world is becoming more unified, on an economic, technological, and cultural level

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6 important historical events in order:

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Silk Road
British Empire
Industrial Revolution
World War 2
Rise of global players
Internet

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What was the Industrial Revolution?

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Huge advances in science and technology, including transport

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16
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What is the Internet?

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A global system of interconnected computer networks

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What was the British Empire?

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A quarter of the world’s population under control of one country

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What was the Silk Road?

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An overland trading route from China and India to the west 2000 years ago

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What was World War 2?

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Biggest international conflict in the history of mankind (1939 to 1945)

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What was the rise of global players?

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Companies starting to manufacture goods in countries with low labour costs and taxes

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What was transported along the Silk Road?

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silk, wool, gold, silver

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How big was once the population of the British Empire?

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450 million people

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The most significant means of transport invented during the Industrial Revolution:

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Steamships and trains

24
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Which country did western European countries import goods from after WW2?

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The United States

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What started/happened in the 1970s and 1980s?
Many small and mid-sized companies started manufacturing their goods abroad
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What happened to globalisation after the invention of the internet?
Globalisation sped up
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Which parts of the economy does globalisation affect?
1. consumer markets 2. service markets 3. labour markets 4. capital markets
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On what does globalisation have effects on?
the economy consumption patterns and lifestyle politics law science and technology culture
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Why does globalisation affect the technology?
faster development of for example communication technology
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Why does globalisation affect cultures?
Because it spreads local and national phenomena for example sports, art, fashion, trends, religion, music
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Preconditions/ outcome of globalisation:
1. free trade 2. transport facilities 3. communication technology 4. peace
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Positive aspects of globalisation:
-better infrastructure -better living conditions -new jobs -cheaper prices -new facilities -easier to connect to people around the world -you can buy some products everywhere on the globe -many people speak english - easy communication -bigger product range -fair trade
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Negative aspects of globalisation:
bad conditions in production countries owners get rich on the backs of the workers - taking advantage many people lose their jobs/ replaced by machines CO2 emissions rise homogenisation of products , culture (western culture, no diversity) powerful countries become more powerful
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3 things that make out a good argument:
- emotional connection - social significance - importance of the argument
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Important things when debating:
-confidence -significance -importance -using examples -create an emotional connection (by showing own emotions) -be creative/ think outside the box -catch the attention -listen to the other persons arguments to give good counterarguments -not too long -body language
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Where do debates come from?
-ancient greece -from the british
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What is the idea behind debating?
being able to convince a neutral party of what you say
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Why is debating comparable to judo?
Because in judo you do the same as in debating. You use the other persons streghth to your own advantage
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Why is listening in a debate so important?
Because if you dont know what your oponent is saying you cant come up with good counterarguments
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Why should you debate?
-important for a society -defend your opinion -can translate into real world skills -understand the reasoning behind peoples opinions
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Which continent has the most CO2 emissions?
Asia
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Which continent has the most inhabitants?
Asia
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To which continent is Europe comparable wealthwise?
To North America