Exploring Globalization's Impacts

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Objective

I can analyze the economic, social, and political impacts of globalization.

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Warm-up video

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Key concepts

3 concepts

  1. 1

    Globalization is a cultural phenomenon reflected in artwork, population migration, and linguistic changes, but is often focused on trade.

  2. 2

    Contemporary global trade is anarchic and unregulated, due to academic economists arguing that governmental regulation diminishes prosperity by limiting growth.

  3. 3

    Moving manufacturing jobs from high wage to lower wage countries allows a greater number of people to live better than they did when the First and Second Worlds monopolized manufacturing.

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Practice

7 questions

1

According to the video, what are three factors that have dramatically increased the scale of global trade?

2

Explain how government subsidies, using the example of American cotton, can influence global trade patterns.

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Exit ticket

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Describe one economic and one social impact of globalization discussed in the video.

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