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Which of the following is NOT considered a consequence of globalization?
Which of the following is NOT considered a consequence of globalization?
- Increased foreign investments
- Faster communication
- Increased dependence on richer nations
- Decrease in employment opportunities (correct)
During which historical period did the barter system primarily dominate economic transactions?
During which historical period did the barter system primarily dominate economic transactions?
- Pre-modern Period (correct)
- Early Modern Period
- Contemporary Period
- Modern Period
The concept of a global interconnectedness, encompassing the world and the emergence of international networks, is best described as:
The concept of a global interconnectedness, encompassing the world and the emergence of international networks, is best described as:
- Political Globalization
- Economic Globalization
- Globalization (correct)
- Historical Division
What was the key feature of the international monetary system known as bimetallism?
What was the key feature of the international monetary system known as bimetallism?
Which of the following is a key motivation for studying globalization?
Which of the following is a key motivation for studying globalization?
Which empire is known for being the largest sea empire?
Which empire is known for being the largest sea empire?
What was a primary goal of the Bretton Woods agreement?
What was a primary goal of the Bretton Woods agreement?
Which of these periods is characterized by the Industrial Revolution?
Which of these periods is characterized by the Industrial Revolution?
Flashcards
Gold Standard
Gold Standard
Countries exchange currencies and settle payments using gold. This system stabilized international trade.
Globalization
Globalization
The interconnectedness of the world and its economies, where goods, services, and people flow freely across borders.
Economic Globalization
Economic Globalization
The integration of national economies into global markets, facilitated by trade, investment, and technology.
Political Globalization
Political Globalization
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Sumerian Empire
Sumerian Empire
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Bimetallism
Bimetallism
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Primitive Communism
Primitive Communism
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Agricultural Revolution
Agricultural Revolution
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Study Notes
Advantages of Globalization
- Eliminates poverty
- Faster spread of ideas and innovation
- Global education opportunities
- Lower prices due to global competition and trade
- Faster communication and information exchange
- Increased foreign investments
- More employment opportunities
Disadvantages of Globalization
- Dependence on richer nations
- Local products becoming obsolete due to foreign competition
- Infringement on national sovereignty
- Environmental degradation
Seasons for Studying Globalization
- Cure parochialism and extreme nationalism
- Develop critical thinking skills
- Understanding of oneself and different cultures
- Learn to respect different cultures
- Become a global citizen
Divisions of History
- Prehistoric: Before written records
- Ancient: Emergence of writing systems
- Early Modern: Age of Empires
- Modern: Industrial Revolution
- Contemporary: Post-Industrial World
History of Globalization
- Bimetallism: International monetary system where currencies are based on gold and silver
- Primitive Communism: Economy of hunter-gatherers
- Gold Standard: Monetary system where currencies are backed by gold
- Agricultural Revolution: Discovery of farming leading to settled communities
- Pre-modern Period: Economy based on barter and token systems
- Modern Period: Economic globalization; initial focus on trade routes, First country to implement gold standard was Great Britain
- Bretton Woods: Agreement on exchange rates to improve international trade.
Definitions of Globalization
- Globalization: Interconnectedness of the world, emergence of international economic networks
- Economic Globalization: Integration of markets worldwide
- Political Globalization: Interactions of nation-states
- Socio-Cultural Globalization: Interaction of people worldwide
- Global Citizen: Someone aware of and understanding the world.
- Parochial person: Narrow-minded focus on local area
- Xenocentrism: Belief that one's culture is inferior to others
- Ethnocentrism: Belief one's culture is superior to others.
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