Globalization and Responses to Globalization

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Across
  1. 3. The name for the Indian Movie Industry that has spread Indian and South Asian Culture around the globe.
  2. 6. (SEZs) – Areas offering tax and labor incentives to attract foreign investment.
  3. 11. A culture that is characteriszed by less cultural diversity. It occurs as cultures spread and blend.
  4. 12. Global NGO using activism to protect the environment.
  5. 13. the scattering or dispersion of a population from their original homeland to new, often foreign, locations, while maintaining cultural, emotional, or economic ties to their home
  6. 14. Movement in pposition to multinational corporate power and neoliberalism.
  7. 15. a 20th-century global ideology and movement promoting the solidarity, cultural unity, and political empowerment of people of African descent worldwide.
  8. 16. International organization promoting peace and human rights.
  9. 17. Southeast Asian economic alliance.
  10. 20. a vital international financial institution founded in 1944 to reduce global poverty and promote sustainable development
  11. 22. Global child welfare organization.
  12. 24. Removal of government restrictions on business.
  13. 29. – Social expectations based on gender.
  14. 32. Moving jobs or production to countries with lower labor costs.
  15. 34. AKA "Chinese Twitter" The best known example of how nations have responded to Western dominance in digital communication and economic globalization by creating their own
  16. 35. Spread of U.S. cultural norms.
  17. 36. Kenyan grassroots movement led by Wangari Maathai focused on reforestation and women’s rights.
  18. 38. of the Press
  19. 39. – The right to vote.
  20. 41. – Large‑scale manufacturing of standardized goods.
  21. 42. – Unfair treatment of labor for profit.
  22. 45. Worldwide cultural and economic integration.
  23. 49. Founder of the Green Belt Movement; Nobel Peace Prize winner.
  24. 50. Trade system ensuring fair wages and safe working conditions.
  25. 52. A society focused on constant consumption of goods.
  26. 54. – An economy driven by education, information, and intellectual labor.
  27. 56. Unequal distribution of wealth within or between countries.
  28. 59. Large‑scale removal of forests.
  29. 60. (SDGs) – UN goals addressing global inequality and sustainability.
Down
  1. 1. Global organization that regulates international trade.
  2. 2. – Overlapping systems of discrimination.
  3. 4. A type of music native to Jamaica that has come to represent the African diaspora and often speaks out against mistreatment.
  4. 5. A nation-based sporting event that occurs in even years. It allows countries to share their nationalist pride and show how powerful they are at various sports.
  5. 7. Spread of ideas between cultures.
  6. 8. A company or product that maintains a consistent identity worldwide.
  7. 9. A business strategy of expanding into different industries to reduce risk.
  8. 10. Damage to ecosystems due to economic activity.
  9. 18. Free trade agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
  10. 19. Organization promoting ethical global trade.
  11. 21. – Dominance of one culture over others.
  12. 23. Example: Reganomics- Modern free‑market ideology emphasizing privatization, deregulation, and reduced social spending.
  13. 25. AKA a developing economy increasingly integrated into global trade.
  14. 26. Land degradation into desert conditions.
  15. 27. Rights A (1948)UN document defining global human rights.
  16. 28. A company that operates and produces goods in multiple countries.
  17. 30. – Digital platforms enabling global communication.
  18. 31. Meeting current needs without harming future generations.
  19. 33. An economic system where prices and production are determined by supply and demand with minimal government intervention
  20. 37. Environmentally responsible travel that supports conservation.
  21. 40. Catholic movement advocating social justice and economic equality.
  22. 43. International Order
  23. 44. A sporting event that occurs every four years that allows nations to show off their pride and prowess. IT is truly nation-based. UNlike the Olympics Scotland competes SEPERATELY from England.
  24. 46. Total greenhouse gas emissions caused by an individual or group.
  25. 47. – Social system dominated by men.
  26. 48. – Media reaching large audiences.
  27. 51. – Invisible barriers preventing advancement.
  28. 53. – Advocacy for gender equality.
  29. 55. Energy sources that replenish naturally (solar, wind).
  30. 57. Intellectual movement celebrating Black identity.
  31. 58. Education, culture, and heritage preservation.