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What do many researchers date the rise of globalization to begin?

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They year Christopher made his first trip to America

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Who was Christopher Columbus?

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An explorer who sailed to the Caribean and the Americas and colonized the land

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When is the beginning of the period known as historical globalization?

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1492, the year Christopher Columbus made his first Voyage to the Carribean

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What caused many European countries to start establishing colonies overseas?

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Christopher Columbus

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What was European imperialism motivated by?

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Trade

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Who started the Grand exchange?

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Christopher Columbus

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What was the Grand Exchange?

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When Columbus brought goods from Europe and cultivated them in America

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Who is Romeo Dallaire?

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A Canadian Lieutenant general stationed in Rwanda under the United Nation

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What did Romeo Dallaire warn the UN about?

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He warned them about rising tensions before the genocide

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Why did the UN step out of the Rwandan peacekeeping missions?

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Because their job was to keep the peace not bring peace. They were told not to interfere between the citizens and instead to evacuate foreign nationals

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Who was Bartolome de Las Casas?

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A Spanish priest and historian who witnessed Spanish colonies

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What were Bartolome de Las Casas thoughts in regards to Spanish colonies?

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He was troubled by the destruction of indigenous colonies and the cruel treatment of indigenous peoples

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What did Bartolome de Las Casas dedicate his life to?

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Securing justice and land for indigenous peoples.
He also attempted to get the government to change their policies so that indigenous peoples could live in harmony with Spaniards

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What was the main thing that Gandhi did?

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He successfully led India to independence from the British

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What did Gandhi use to gain independence from Britain?

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Peaceful non-co-operation

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What was Gandhi’s life like?

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He was born in India and educated to be a lawyer in London and then lived in South Africa for 20 years where he worked for the rights of indentured Indian laborers

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What did Gandhi believe every Indian should be and how did he use wool to represent this?

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Self-sufficient, He said that Indians should hand spin their own cotton so that they will not have to rely on Indian cotton

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When India and Pakistan were separating what did Gandhi’s political party campaign for?

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One central Indian Central party

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Why was Gandhi assassinated?

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Because a Hindu extremist believed that Gandhi weakened India due to the separation of countries

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What did Johannes Gutenberg invent?

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The movable printing press

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Why was the printing press such an innovative invention?

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Because it allowed printing of literature very easily. More books encourage more people to learn to read which helped spread ideologies and ideas

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After independence from Britain, what did India’s parliament look like?

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It is a democracy modelled after Britains

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What industry was helping India’s economy grow?

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Technology and manufacturing

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Why was Pakistan created?

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To make one country for Muslims (Pakistan) and one country for Hindus (India)

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Why did India and Pakistan go to war?
Because they both wanted to claim a territory called Kashmir
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What did citizens of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh do when the borders were drawn?
They had no choice but to move to where their population dominated
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Who is Nelson Mandela?
A South African who took up the struggle to end the apartheid
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How did Nelson Mandela end up in prison?
He was arrested, tried for sabotage and treason, and sentenced to life in prison
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What did Mandela do while he was in prison?
He defended prisoners’ rights and fought against abuse and injustice
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Who helped to release Mandela from prison?
President F.W. de Klerk who committed himself to reform
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In South Africa's very first election where everybody could vote, who was elected president?
Nelson Mandela
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Why did Nelson Mandela establish the Truth and Reconciliation commitee?
To help South Africans confront their country’s violent past, to bring together the victims and those accused of crimes
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Why did the Quebecois incite the Quiet Revolution?
Because of the influx of British immigrants, they feared to become assimilated
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What way do Francophones try to affirm their identity?
By looking to Catholicism
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Why did the Quebecois join Quiet Revolution?
To affirm their identity
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What was social class determined by before the rise of the middle class?
Birth and amount of land owned
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How did the rise of middle class begin?
The rise of towns attracted individuals who were independent and knowledgeable about a certain skill
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How did wealth become a measure of social class?
As towns arose with people with skills who worked independently they found a new way to gain wealth
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What did the middle-class value?
Education and welcomed innovations such as exploration, scientific discoveries, and new technologies.
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What was the Rwandan Genocide?
The mass killing of Tutsis because of their act of killinng the president by shooting down his plane with a missile
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How did Tutsis try to survive the genocide?
They fled to churches and UN buildings
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Why did the UN withdraw from Rwanda?
Because they were only there to keep the peace not to create peace. It was too dangerous for them
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Why did European countries meet and divide up Africa?
To avoid conflicts with other imperial powers, protect existing trade routes, and gain control of the continent’s natural resources,
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Who was the 7 years of war originally between?
The French and British but it then spread to their colonies
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Why was the 7 years of war the first truly global war?
Because it spread to the many different countries
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Why did the 7 years of war happen?
Because Britain and France were competing for land and Trade
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What was the Soweto uprising?
Black students demanded better education by marching
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How did South African police respond to the Soweto uprising?
They opened fire on all the black students killing many of them
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What marked the beginning of the end of the South African Apartheid?
The Soweto Uprising
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What did Suu Kyi work towards in Myanmar?
Democracy and human rights
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What sparked a rise in capitalism?
A book called the wealth of nations that occurred after the rise against mercantilism called the american revolution
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What was chattel slavery?
Slaves and their descendants were the private property of their owner.
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Who did industrialists use in factories that were placed in the home country?
Children
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Why did industrialists use children?
- They preferred to hire labourers who would work long hours for low wages — and who could be dismissed during slowdowns - Also, their small bodies could fit into tight spaces.
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What took the greatest toll on indigenous peoples?
European diseases
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What helped to lay the foundations of historical globalization?
The desire to profit through trade
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What is imperialism?
One countries domination over another
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What was an indentured laborer?
People could sign contracts to be transported into s colony and would agree to work there for a period of 4-7 years where they would work for little or no pay
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What sparked the industrial revolution?
The consumer demand for more and more goods
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What is mercantilism?
When European governments strictly controlled trade by forcing raw materials to be shipped back to the home country before
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What were plantations?
Placed where slaves were sent to work for no pay
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What was the silk road?
A road that connected Asia to Europe that exchanged trade goods and ideas. Named after the silk worms
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Berlin Conference/Scramble for Africa?
When all the European countries met to discuss boundaries and ownership of African land to prevent fights over land and resources
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What was the deindustrialization in India?
When the queen of Britain prevented Europeans from buying European goods so many Indians could not support themselves
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Depopulations?
The loss of population due to famine, slavery, or indentured labor
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What is gross domestic product?
The value of all the goods and services produced annually within a country’s borders.
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What is Kashmir?
A place formed when India and Pakistan separated and they both went to war on who should have ownership
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What is a monopoly?
When one person is in control of a certain product
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What was the destruction of the Beothuk?
The Beothuk were a first nations group who tried to drive Europeans away by destroying their weapons. They were then killed by Europeans and fled inward where they died of disease
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What did The Hudson's Bay company sell?
The First Nations would bring them fur in exchange for other goods. They sold to Europe to feed the fur hat craze
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What was the Indian Act?
A tool the government used to encourage assimilation. It defined who is and is not a First Nation and banned traditional activities such as the Potlach ceremony
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What were the land claims by first nations?
They were about unfufilled land claims and

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