Social 10-1 Related Issue #3 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Social 10-1 Related Issue #3 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass economic globalization - Answer- the increasing interconnectedness of people and places as a result of advances in transport, communication and info tech that cause political, economic and cultural convergence cultural convergence - Answer- cultures coming together which then influences each other with their ideologies, traditions and beliefs william tabb - Answer- (globalization is healthy but does not benefit all people economically) he's neutral about globalization joseph stiglitz - Answer- thinks globalization is good because it helps the economy and there's more interdependence naomi kleine - Answer- thinks globalization builds barriers between people World War I - Answer- bfr against gah. economic cost of the war was high, european cities, towns, factories, railways, farms etc were destroyed. production of goods decreased and unemployment followed treaty of versailles - Answer- purpose was to make peace and prevent another war. keynes said that if germany and austria were drowning in debt, people would suffer and it would cause another war. in the end germany lost its colonies and took all the blame wwi's effect on canada - Answer- war debt was high, it totalled to $164 million and another $76 million a year for soldier pensions. there was high unemployment russian revolution - Answer- in 1914, when czar nicholas ii ruled russia, the russians had little control over their labour and property. in 1922, after czar and his family got murdered, the ussr/soviet union was the first communist state under lenin. ussr - Answer- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics communism (opposite of capitalism) - Answer- economic and political model that was meant to get rid of class distinctions. stalin - Answer- when stalin ruled the people of the soviet union, there were many restrictions and oppressions. people believe stalin was worse than czar depression in canada - Answer- , canadian exports fell 50%. by 1929, 27% of canadians were unemployed