MODULE 2 Flashcards
Reviewer (8 cards)
Q: What is globalization?
A: Globalization is the process of the world becoming more connected through cultural exchanges, technology, and global cooperation.
Q: How do cultural exchanges help people connect globally?
A: Cultural exchanges allow people to learn about different cultures, make friends from diverse backgrounds, and celebrate diversity through travel, events, and online groups.
Q: How has technology changed global communication?
A: Technology has made it easier to communicate worldwide through social media, video calls, and teamwork tools, allowing people to share ideas, work together, and stay informed.
Q: How can people work together to solve global problems?
A: People can address issues like climate change, poverty, and human rights by volunteering, supporting global initiatives, and advocating for positive change.
Q: Why is it important to recognize global connections?
A: Recognizing these connections helps people become global citizens, embrace diversity, and contribute to a fairer, more connected world.
Q: What is Neoliberalism, and how does it relate to globalization?
A: Neoliberalism supports free markets, less government control, and open trade. While it can lower prices and encourage competition, it may also lead to job losses and economic inequality.
Q: What is Cultural Homogenization, and why do some people worry about it?
A: It is the idea that globalization makes cultures more alike, which can lead to local businesses struggling and the loss of unique traditions.
Q: How does Technological Determinism explain globalization?
A: It suggests that technology drives globalization by shaping how we communicate, work, and interact. While technology improves efficiency, it can also lead to privacy concerns and over-dependence on digital devices.
