9.3 Global Social Movements

• What are global social movements defined as?

  Organized collective efforts
• Global social movements operate within a single country.

  False
• Order the key characteristics of global social movements.

  1️⃣ Transnational organization

  2️⃣ Focus on global issues

  3️⃣ Promotion of social change
• Global social movements differ from localized movements because they address issues with a worldwide impact.
• What is the primary focus of climate change activism?

  Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
• Global inequality is a major driving factor of global social movements.

  True
• What is a key characteristic of global social movements?

  Transnational organization
• Global social movements aim to tackle local issues within a single country.

  False
• Order the key characteristics of global social movements.

  1️⃣ Transnational organization

  2️⃣ Focus on global issues

  3️⃣ Promotion of social change
• What is one example of a global social movement focused on climate change?

  Fridays for Future
• What is an example of a global social movement addressing climate change?

  Fridays for Future
• Global social movements are characterized by their focus on worldwide issues
• What is one primary goal of global social movements?

  Promoting social change
• Match the global social movement with its focus:

  Climate Change Activism ↔️ Addresses climate change

  Human Rights Movements ↔️ Protects universal human rights

  Anti-Globalization Movements ↔️ Critiques corporate globalization
• What is one example of a policy change resulting from global social movements?

  Paris Agreement
• Global social movements respond to the challenges created by global interconnectedness.
• Match the global social movement with its primary goal:

  Climate Change Activism ↔️ Reduce greenhouse gas emissions

  Human Rights Movements ↔️ Protect universal human rights

  Anti-Globalization Movements ↔️ Critique corporate globalization
• Anti-globalization movements critique the impacts of economic globalization.


  True
• Match the global social movement with its transnational organization:

  Climate Change Activism ↔️ Fridays for Future

  Human Rights Movements ↔️ Amnesty International

  Anti-Globalization Movements ↔️ World Social Forum
• Global inequality is a major cause of anti-globalization movements
• What technological advancement has facilitated coordination for global social movements?

  The internet
• Environmental degradation is a primary driver of climate change activism.

  True
• The Paris Agreement is an example of policy changes resulting from climate change activism
• Understanding global social movements helps us appreciate their role in addressing globalization challenges.


  True
• What method involves large-scale demonstrations to raise awareness and apply pressure for change?

  Mass mobilization
• What is an example of social transformation driven by global social movements?

  LGBTQ+ rights movement
• What social movement has led to shifts in societal norms and values regarding LGBTQ+ rights?

  LGBTQ+ rights movement
• Match the strategy with its description:

  Transnational coordination ↔️ Connecting activists across borders

  Leveraging digital technologies ↔️ Using the internet for communication
• Employing civil disobedience involves nonviolent, disruptive actions to challenge the status quo.
• Global social movements increase public understanding of worldwide problems.


  True