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1. Process
2. Multidimensional
3. Changes Lives
4. Experiences
5. Not new but accelerated |
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| Globalization receives a _________ reaction |
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| ongoing and changing effect |
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| different areas of effect from politics to philosophies |
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| cultures impacted in either positive, negative, or neutral ways |
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| compression of time and space |
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| Globalization started to be focused on |
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| Consequences of increasing cultural interactions (7) |
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1. Cultures share things a lot more
2. Able to access cultures bit by bit or entirely
3. Pictures
4. Being cultured means societal benefits
5. Communication is a lot faster between cultures
6. Knowledge of existing cultures
7. Dominating cultures worldwide |
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| no territories for a certain people |
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| conquest as a way to do international business |
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| individuality and self-awareness in light of others |
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| how localities respond to global issues |
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| in order to understand the individual, one must understand the culture |
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| a territory with boundaries that contains a government capable of interaction with other governing bodies |
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| state with a shared culture |
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| Understanding the role of government (gov't has final say) |
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| Recognized by the outside world |
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| Cultural Integration was enforced mainly by ____________ |
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| spread of Catholic influence |
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| Treaty which established recognition of other leaders |
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| assimilation; sharing of culture |
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1. Competition
2. Colonialism |
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| Problems with colonialism (3) |
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1. Extraction of resources was primary
2. Issue with religion
3. Ethnocentrism |
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| large nations bully smaller |
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| Characteristics of the Nation |
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1. Natural unit (natural border around culture)
2. Commonality (Shared Culture)
3. All nations deserve a state
4. Nation owns, state controls |
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| Rights and Obligations are ________ |
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| Countries are stable when ____________ |
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1. Civil
2. Political (being able to vote)
3. Social (welfare and the such) |
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| splitting of a country to make a new smaller one |
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| states that exist but have no internal sovereignty |
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| International Law is enforced mainly by ______________ |
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| Ways international law is enforced (3) |
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1. Reciprocity
2. Collective Action
3. Shaming |
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