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What is the definition of Development

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Development is the economic, social and political progress a country or people make. For it to be beneficial and must be sustainable (long term) and experienced by many people across society.

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What is the definition of Globalisation

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Globalisation is the process by which places in the world are becoming increasingly interconnected and interdependent as a result of the huge increase in the global trade of goods, global companies, movement of people and cultural exchange between different areas of the world

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What are TNC’s

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Transnational Corporations: they are companies that produce and sell products and are located in more than one country.

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Give some reasons why the Middle East is a Major Economic Region

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  • they are right next to 3 major continents (Africa, Europe and Asia;
  • they hold 46% ( the majority ) of the worlds oil reserves
  • they produce more oil per day than they consume
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Name 5 factors why there is conflict in the Middle East

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-Borders (some borders majorly take away from some countries reserves like oil)
-The Arab Spring (a period of protests in 2011 over unfair government)
-Oil (since oil has a lot of value and therefore leads to others wanting control of it)
-Religion (religion gives people reason to hate others and leads to a lot of tension e.g. Sunni Vs Shia)
-Iraq War (in 2003 Iraq and Saudi Arabia had very bad conflict after Suddan Hussain was overthrown)

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What is a HDI

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Human Development Index: is the score of a country that is determined by factors like literacy rate and life expectancy.

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What is GNI

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The total of all money produced per year by a countries workers

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What is GDP per Capita

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The total value of goods and services shared out equally among the population of a country.

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What are some Negatives about Globalisation

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-TNC’s don’t have to pay tax in other countries (meaning that the country wont benefit from this)
-Workers usually get minimum wage
-Workers have long hours and barely any breaks
-Workers could receive abuse or violence
-The factories are normally bad for the environment

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What are some Positives of Globalisation

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-Creates more jobs
-Improves countriesFDI
-TNC’s can spread their culture
-Boosts a countries economy and living standards
-Migration of Skilled Workers

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What is Global Inequality

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Global Inequality is extreme differences between poverty and wealth, as well as in people’s wellbeing and access to things like jobs, housing and education.

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What is the definition of an IGO

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Inter-governmental Organisation

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Why do we need IGO’s

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-They allow states to cooperate and coordinate in specific fields while retaining their sovereignty ( Authority/power over others)

  • They also help to hold states or individuals accountable for injustice while also acting to preserve peace and hold international law
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What is Colonialism

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The act of one nation controlling another for economic gain. E.g. Britain’s control over India

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What are the 6 factors that lead the British Empire into decline

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  • 2**: after the war Britain no longer had the money or manpower to control their empire.
    -New superpowers: by the end of WW2 America and Russia had become the worlds leading superpowers.
    -Money: Britain was no longer as rich as they were before
    -Nationalism: since Britain spread this idea, it lead to others wanting their own independence.
    -Indian Independence: the loss of India in the British Empire showed others that they could leave too
    -Opinion at Home: People in Britain did not really want an Empire anymore
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What is Cultural Imperialism

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The practice of promoting and imposing a culture, usually that of a politically powerful nation, over a less powerful society

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What are some Negatives about the British Empire’s Legacies

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-Religious Conflict
-Poverty
-Slavery
-Instability
-Over Extraction of Resources
-Loss of Cultures

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What is the definition of a Migrant

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A person who moves from one place to another

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What is the definition of an Immigrant

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A person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country

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What is the definition of an Emigrant

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A person who leaves their own country into order to permanently live in another country

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What is Forced Migration

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When someone has to no choice but to leave their country as they may fear harm or death

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What is Voluntary Migration

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If someone chooses to leave their home (often for a better life)

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What is the definition of a Refugee

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Someone who must leave their home area for their own safety and survival (They are legally recognised for this)

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What is the definition of an Asylum Seeker

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Someone who must leave their home area for their own safety and survival BUT They are waiting for a decision to see if they can stay in a safe country

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What is **Remittance**
_Money_ sent home by _migrants to their families_