Global Village: Global Citizenship

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What does the term "global village", coined by Marshall McLuhan, primarily refer to?

  • A small, isolated community with limited access to technology.
  • A community where resources are limited and shared among all people.
  • A world community interconnected through technology. (correct)
  • A rural area with a close-knit population.

Global citizenship implies that individuals are only responsible for the well-being of their own nation.

False (B)

Name three indicators that the United Nations (UN) uses to monitor global quality of life.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP), life expectancy, pollution levels

Being a global citizen involves international ______ and investment.

<p>trade</p>
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Match the following aspects with their connection to global citizenship:

<p>International trade = Promotes economic interdependence Ecological disaster prevention = Active participation Protecting the planet = Responsibility of global citizens Quality of life = Aimed for all people</p>
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Which of the following is NOT a stated goal of the United Nations (UN)?

<p>To establish a global government (B)</p>
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights includes the right to own property.

<p>False (B)</p>
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Name three rights outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

<p>Right to life, liberty, security; Education; Cultural participation</p>
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The United Nations was founded on October 24, ____.

<p>1945</p>
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Match the UN body with its primary function:

<p>United Nations = International Communication International Court of Justice = Located in The Hague, Netherlands.</p>
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What does the Declaration of the Rights of the Child primarily emphasize?

<p>The need for special protection and care for children. (C)</p>
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The quality of life is consistent across all countries.

<p>False (B)</p>
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Name three of children's rights.

<p>Love, understanding and protection; healthy food and medical care; education and play</p>
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The UN includes over _______ member countries.

<p>188</p>
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Match the place with the correct main office.

<p>New York (HQ) = Main office of the UN</p>
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Which of the following is an example of childs rights?

<p>All of the above (D)</p>
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Universal rights are not applicable everywhere, but are based on national laws.

<p>False (B)</p>
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Name three examples of children's rights.

<p>Love, Healthy food, Education</p>
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The _______________ is in The Hague, Netherlands.

<p>international court of justice</p>
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Match the term to the definition.

<p>Global village = a world community interconnected through technology. universal rights = based on common principles of good and evil, applicable everywhere at all times</p>
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Flashcards

Global Village

A world community interconnected through technology, as described by Marshall McLuhan.

Global Citizens

We are all connected and interdependent, sharing rights and responsibilities.

Quality of Life Indicators

A measurement of economic status, influenced by education access and life expectancy.

International Trade and Investment

Involves global commerce and financial investments.

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Responsibility of Global Citizen

Protecting the planet and its inhabitants.

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Universal Rights

Based on common principles of good and evil applicable everywhere.

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Universal Declaration of Human Rights

The rights of every human that apply everywhere.

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United Nations

An international organization that fosters cooperation.

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Role of the UN

A platform for international communication, not a government.

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Goals of the UN

Promote peace, protect human rights, and eradicate poverty/disease.

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Declaration of the Rights of the Child

Emphasizes special protection and care for children.

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Children's Rights

Love, understanding, protection, healthy food/care, education, and play.

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Study Notes

  • The term "global village," was coined by Marshall McLuhan.
  • "Global village" refers to a world community that is interconnected through technology.
  • Every person is a citizen of their, community, province, country, and the Earth.
  • All people are connected and interdependent, sharing rights and responsibilities as global citizens.
  • Earth's resources are shared among all people.

Conditions That Affect Us

  • Quality of life differs between countries.
  • The United Nations (UN) monitors global quality of life using indicators.
  • Indicators used by the UN: Gross Domestic Product (GDP); life expectancy; pollution levels; education access; energy consumption; adult illiteracy rates.

What it Means to Be a Global Citizen

  • Encompasses international trade and investment.
  • Includes the responsibility to protect the planet and its people.
  • Addresses concerns about threats from technology and industry to the planet, such as global warming and deforestation.
  • Demands active participation in preventing ecological disaster.
  • Aims for everyone to live in peace with a good quality of life.
  • Supported by organizations like OXFAM and individuals like David Suzuki.

Human Rights

  • Universal rights are rooted in common principles of good and evil.
  • Universal rights are applicable everywhere at all times.
  • Examples of human rights: freedom of expression; legal rights backed by national laws; rights listed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
  • Rights listed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: the right to life, liberty, and security; education; cultural participation; protection from torture; freedom of thought and religion; adequate standard of living for health and well-being.

United Nations (UN)

  • The UN is an international organization founded on October 24, 1945.
  • It includes over 188 member countries.
  • The UN is not a government, but a platform for international communication.
  • The goals of the UN: promote peace; protect human rights; eradicate poverty and disease; support economic and civil stability, especially post-war.
  • Main UN offices: New York (HQ), Geneva, Vienna, and Nairobi.
  • The International Court of Justice is located in The Hague, Netherlands.

Declaration of the Rights of the Child

  • Emphasizes the need for special protection and care for children.
  • Children's rights include: love, understanding, and protection; healthy food and medical care; education and play; name and nationality; special care in case of disability; immediate help during disasters.

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