Chapter 16

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Refugee A person forced by war, persecution, or other dangers to leave his or her homeland.
Multinational Corporations Business firms that operate in multiple countries.
Economic Interdependence The countries of the world are increasingly dependent on one another for raw materials, markets, and financial resources.
Terrorism The use of violence and threats to intimidate and coerce for political reasons.
Osama bin Laden Leader of the group Al-Qaeda
Israel
Ireland
U.K.
Somalia
Pakistan
India
Balkan Peninsula
Horn of Africa
Yugoslavia
Target destinations of Hispanic immigrants U.S.
Target destination of North African guest workers Europe
Issues that help to fuel the Arab-Israeli conflict Religion, Conflict, too little land and water, Palestinians acts of terrorism.
Majority religion in Northern Ireland Protestant
Minority religion in Northern Ireland Catholic
The IRA and their tactics Declared a cease-fire, and a peace agreement followed in 1998.
What has the horn of Africa become known for recently? The country has also been a haven for terrorist organizations. The most unstable countries in the world.
Countries/Religions fighting in South Asia. Pakistan and India Muslims (Pakistan) and Hindus (India).
The most contested land in South Africa. Somalia
Balkan Peninsula country that fragmented in 1991. Yugoslavia
Areas that technology has advanced the most in. In 2010, 77% of the US population regularly used the Internet compared to: –31% in China. –38% in Brazil. –11% in South Africa
Groups of people that have fought in the Balkan Peninsula. Serbs, Bosnians, Croats, and Albanians.
Characteristics of developed nations Developed nations: countries that are industrialized, have strong economies, and are technologically advanced.
#2 Developing nations: countries that have little industry, poor economies, and low levels of technology.
Two organizations that loan money to developing countries. World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Illnesses that affect developing nations Cholera, yellow fever, malaria, and measles.
Examples of countries that have produced higher standards of living by adopting free market economics. Taiwan and South Korea.
Example of habitat destruction. In the Amazon region of South America, tropical rain forests are being cut down for farmland.
Areas affected by acid rain North America and Europe.
Examples of ways nations are linked together today. Economic Interdependence.
Strengths of Multinational corporations The EU encouraged economic cooperation by eliminating trade barriers. The EU also as established a common currency, the euro, which has been adopted by 12member nations.
EU European Union
Currency of the EU The Euro.
WTO World Trade Organization.
NAFTA North American Free Trade Agreement.
How do the EU and NAFTA help their member countries' economies? Removing trade barriers.
Examples of high acts of terrorism –The Munich Olympics of 1972. –The terrorist attacks in the US on 9/11/2001.
Government defenses against terrorism Improved security at airports, Increased use of ID cards and photos, and ect.
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