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Unit 1 Flashcards
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- 1Pluralistic SocietyA society made up of many groups
Ex. Meet people from around the world - 2Personal IdentityHow a person sees themselves as an individual
Traits that make up a persons sense of individuality - 3Collective IdentityExpressing your identity as part of a group
Combination of beliefs, values, & ways of life of groups of people - 4Factors that Shape Personal IdentityPeople, Culture, Interests, Religion, Beliefs, Language, Clothing, etc.
- 5Expressing Collective IdentityFamily, School classes, Sports teams, Friends
- 6GlobalizationThe worlds citizens becoming more interconnected
- 74 Types of GlobalizationEconomic, Political, Social, & Environmental
- 8Driving forces of globalization?Political and economic are usually the driving forces.
- 9What types of globalization affect our environment?Individual decisions economically, politically, and socially, affect our environment.
- 10Case Study: Colton and the CongoUses bad labor practices to mine cobalt to power iPhones. Slave labor for benefit of USA and causes health problem.
- 11Case Study: The Lubicon CreeOil and gas took up their land and causes health concerns as well as an oil spill.
- 12Case Study: The Battle for JerusalemConflict between Israel and Palestine over Jerusalem.
- 134 Forces of GlobalizationTrade, Transportation, Communication Tech, The Media
- 14Trade- People have always reached out to others around the world to get things
- Native groups traded items that they had large quantities of
- Todays world operates in the same ways - 15Transportation- Transportation is used to move people and products
- Ships, planes, trucks, and cars can transport people and products quickly - 16Communication Technology- The internet allows for easy exchange of information
- Technology has become cheaper and more powerful - 17The Media- Reaches countless people all over the world
- People can read newspapers, or watching streaming broadcasts from different countries
- People can get information from different perspectives - 18TransnationalsCorporations that operate in two or more countries.
- 19McJobsLow level positions that provides few opportunities to progress.
- 20ContainerizationProducts loaded into containers that can be shipped and then moved to trucks.
- 21Media ConcentrationOwnership of media sources in the hands of a few corporations
- 22Media ConvergenceThe use of electronic technology to integrate media
- 23Economics of SaleSavings achieved by producing, using, and buying things on larger quantities.
- 24OutsourcingCompany's production in a country different from where your sales take place
- 25Case Study: Banana WarsBanana plantation with bad labor practices.
- 26AssimilationA minority group is absorbed
- 27AcculturationTwo cultures adapt to each others worldview
- 28AccommodationAccepting and creating space for one another
- 29HomogenizationErasing the differences between two cultures
- 30Cultural RevitalizationPromoting individual and cultural identity
- 31Digital DivideThe gap between people who do and don't have access to technology.
- 32PropagandaIdeas and information being spread for the purpose of achieving and goal.
- 33Pop CultureCultural trends that are spread by commercial mass media
- 34AmericanizaitonInfluence and spread of American culture worldwide by American media and companies
- 35UniversalizationSpread of similar ideas around the world
- 36HybridizationCombining of two or more elements to create something new
- 37Case Study: APTNAffirms indigenous culture through TV
- 38Cultural Content LawsLaws passed by a government to prevent a group's cultural identity
- 39Why do languages dissapear?Very few people speak the language and their children don't learn the language.
- 40Case Study: Magic CarpetMitali Perkin used a magic carpet to represent her belief and interest in the Bangladeshi culture, but as she learned to read, she realized that all good tales were made in this west. This resulted to her judging her own culture through "colonial eyes".
- 41Case Study: LadakhThe area of Ladakh had an independent culture based of agriculture. They became a tourist attraction because of their uniqueness. This led to them seeing the tourists as rich and seeing themselves as poor. This led to a less cultural way of life the Ladakh people.
- 42UN Decleration of Indigenous RightsThe UN rejected indigenous peoples proposal of the UNDIR because they thought it was "vague" and "ambiguous".
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- Grade 10 Social Studies Fichas sobre Unit 1 Flashcards, creado por Devin Braul el 30/10/2023.
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