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🌟 A5 (MUST) - Retrieval Quiz: Globalization

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Question 1
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Question 2
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Globalization can occur in a variety of ways, including economic and cultural.

Question 3
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Question 4
4.

Match the example of globalization with the correct description.

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China
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We are dependent on their manufactured goods and they need us to be customers.
Chocolate
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We are dependent on their agriculture and they need us to be customers.
UN
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We are all dependent on each other to figure out ways to make the world more peaceful and secure.
Question 5
5.
The demand for _______ led to the first truly international trade routes in our history.
Question 6
6.

Who were the first traders to take control of the spice trade?

Question 7
7.

Portuguese explorers like Vasco da Gama set sail in the 1400s in order to find natural resources in the Americas.

Question 8
8.
By trading directly between Europe and Asia, the Europeans were able to cut out the _______, which made it cheaper for the Europeans to obtain the natural resources they were looking for.
Question 9
9.

Many European leaders were willing to use violence to take control of the natural resources that they wanted.

Question 10
10.

Which of the following is the best definition of the word "infrastructure"?

Question 11
11.

One of the reasons why spices were so popular in Europe was that everyone in society was able to afford them.

Question 12
12.

One of the main reasons why Christopher Columbus set sail was to obtain natural resources in Asia.

Question 13
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Question 14
14.

The spice trade led to European colonization of different places around the world, especially in Asia.

Question 15
15.

The biggest problem facing the spice trade today is the fact that the Dutch control all of the world's spices and sell them at extremely high prices.

Question 16
16.

The Dutch East India Company used completely peaceful methods to take control of the nutmeg trade.

Question 17
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The people of the Banda Islands originally had a __________ on the nutmeg trade.
Question 18
18.

The Dutch East India Company was one of many European countries that controlled the nutmeg trade.

Question 19
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The Dutch East India Company and the Banda Islands signed a treaty regarding the nutmeg trade and both sides kept the promises that they made in the treaty.

Question 20
20.
The Dutch East India Company forced the people of the Banda Islands to trade only with the _______.
Question 21
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Question 22
22.

The Dutch East India Company divided the Banda Islands into plantations and used an enslaved population to do all of the hard labor.

Check off the two words that belong in the definition of the word "globalization."
Rapid
Dominance
Connectivity
Conditions
Dependence
Interdependence
A weaker country dependent on a stronger country
Check off all of the following that are true of the spice trade.
The American colonies played a key role in the early spice trade.
Spices are a good example of cultural globalization because people all over the world use them.
Most of the world's spices were originally found in Europe but brought to Asia through trade.
The spice trade was the most peaceful trading system in history.
Spices were extremely inexpensive, making them accessible to all people around the world.
Spices show the relationship between producing countries and consuming countries.
Many of the world's spices come from Asia, especially India.
Many of the world's first international trade routes were developed so that people could trade spices.
Check off all of the following that are true of Dutch treatment of the Bandanese peoples.
They tortured people to extract confessions.
They enslaved many of the people.
Their actions forced some people to jump off cliffs as a way to escape.
They abided by all of the terms of the treaties they signed.
They were willing to exterminate all of the people if needed.
They helped the indigenous Banda population grow larger.