Satyagraha & General Sugar Questions

3. The Age of _____ was when people gathered, stayed in one place, did the work of their ancestors.
6. Kristof claims that sweatshops don't ______ poverty; they develop because of it.
7. Thomas Thistlewood is an example of a brutal one of these.
11. To be put on the side/edge; not able to participate fully.
12. One of the consequences of global contact was ______ exchange.
14. Jundi ____________ was the world's first true university.
15. "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts _____" (pg 61)
16. This place was a killer because the cold snaps forced the harvest to move faster. (pg 93)
18. Sugar workers here came from China, Japan, and the Phillipines.
19. The sugar economy moved people all over the world and added to our great _____ . (126)
20. Who is the author of "How Your Addiction to Fast Fashion KIlls"?
21. A lawyer who went to South Africa to defend Indian sugar workers. (pg 118)
22. Where was the whitest sugar being produced according to page 17?
23. What is the series of wars that brings Europe out of its isolation? (pg 24)
24. A growing interdepence of the world's economies, cultres, populations?

1. Who is Thomas Clarkson?
2. In his article "Where Sweatshops are a Dream," Nicholas _________ wants us to think about sweatshops differently.
4. Refusing to buy or use British goods was an example of this (pg 124)
5. What religion took the knowledge of sugar from Jundi Shapur to other nations?
8. These workers in Russia lived similiar lives both slaves and indentured servants. (pg 115)
9. He finds a way out of the sugar trap by starting to grow sugar beets. (pg 113-114)
10. Anna McMullen's article is about a factory collapse where?
12. The emancipation of slaves caused plantations to use _______ servants from India. (pg 108)
13. The revolts in Haiti and British Guiana showed that people are NOT _____ . (124)
17. This word means "truth with force" / "firmness" / "love-force" (pg 123)