M1 REV

Question 1

can be defined in many different ways but it always has the central theme of
interconnection across the globe.

Answer 1

Globalization

Question 2

authors in the field of X will focus more on the

interconnection of economic activities across the globe.

Answer 2

economics

Question 3

People in the field of X will focus more

on the interconnection of communication across the globe.

Answer 3

IT

Question 4

Authors in the field of X will

focus more on interconnected governance.

Answer 4

politics

Question 5

X refers to the expansion and intensification of social relations and consciousness
across world-time and world-space

Answer 5

globalization

Question 6

For the purpose of this course, X’s definition of globalization will be used

Answer 6

Manfred B. Steger

Question 7

The term “globalization” was popularized by X in X, but globalization has been
happening long before that

Answer 7

Theodore Levitt

1983

Question 8

But for the purpose of this course, we will use the history of globalization according to the
X.

Answer 8

World Economic Forum (WEF)

Question 9

Globalization technically began when trade was enhanced by the existence of the X.

Answer 9

Silk Road

Question 10

Silk road was followed by the X

Answer 10

spice route

Question 11

enhanced trade on land

Answer 11

silk road

Question 12

enhanced trade by sea

Answer 12

spice route

Question 13

trading of spices by land did not take place

Answer 13

false

Question 14

people have already traded even before the Silk Road was built

Answer 14

true

Question 15

The Age of Discovery followed where many X aggressively explored and
colonized many territories.

Answer 15

European societies

Question 16

Christianity, a religion that proliferated in X

Answer 16

Europe

Question 17

silk originated from

Answer 17

china

Question 18

But the period many scholars refer to as Globalization 1.0 began only during the X

Answer 18

First Industrial

Revolution

Question 19

The X, being the center of the Industrial Revolution, was the
“leading nation” of this era.

Answer 19

British Empire

Question 20

X and X occurred, which led to a period regarded as de-globalization.

Answer 20

World War I

World War II

Question 21

was referred to as X because the interconnection that was intensified by the First
Industrial Revolution faded slowly due to the wars.

Answer 21

deglobalization

Question 22

But after World War II, X took place thanks to innovations like the car, the
airplane, and other innovations that made the world a “smaller place”

Answer 22

Globalization 2.0

Question 23

Globalization 2.0 was in

the middle of the X

Answer 23

Cold War

Question 24

The X and the X were the leading nations of

Glob 2.0.

Answer 24

United States

Soviet Union

Question 25

The Soviet Union eventually collapsed. This left the United States as the sole leading nation in X

Answer 25

Globalization 3.0

Question 26

X joined the United States as the leading nations of Globalization 4.0.

Answer 26

China

Question 27

For the purpose of this course, we are using X to define the different aspects of globalization

Answer 27

John

Levin’s 4 domains of globalization

Question 28

John Levin’s 4 domains of globalization

Answer 28

economic, political, cultural, and information

Question 29

A key theme to remember about globalization is that X

Answer 29

it makes the world “a smaller place”