9.7 Resistance to Globalization After 1900

• Globalization refers to the increasing interconnectedness and interdependence of the world's economies, cultures, and populations
• One type of resistance to globalization is nationalism, which stems from concerns about the effects of globalization on national identity
• Cultural preservation aims to protect unique cultural traditions against cultural homogenization
• Anti-globalization movements often boycott multinational corporations to protest their practices.


  True
• Globalization is driven by factors such as trade, investment, migration, and technology
• Nationalism is driven by a desire to protect national identity
• Anti-globalization movements are concerned about the exploitative and unsustainable nature of increased global economic integration
• How can cultural preservation efforts strengthen national identity?

  By promoting unique traditions
• What can nationalist movements lead to politically?

  Increased polarization
• Match the type of resistance to its description:

  Nationalism ↔️ Protect national identity

  Anti-Globalization Movements ↔️ Address negative globalization impacts

  Cultural Preservation ↔️ Maintain unique traditions
• The Seattle WTO protests in 1999 are an example of anti-globalization movements.

  True
• Match the factor driving globalization with its description:

  Trade ↔️ The exchange of goods and services across national borders

  Investment ↔️ The flow of capital between countries

  Migration ↔️ The movement of people across borders

  Technology ↔️ The spread of technological innovations globally
• Match the type of resistance to globalization with an example:

  Nationalism ↔️ Brexit

  Anti-Globalization Movements ↔️ Seattle WTO protests

  Cultural Preservation ↔️ Promoting indigenous languages
• Match the method used by groups resistant to globalization with its type of resistance:

  Promoting national pride ↔️ Nationalism

  Organizing mass protests ↔️ Anti-Globalization Movements

  Preserving indigenous languages ↔️ Cultural Preservation
• Cultural preservationists may resist Western cultural influences and media
• Globalization has led to greater economic integration, cultural exchange, and political cooperation between countries.


  True
• Anti-globalization movements resist the negative impacts of globalization on labor, environment, and social justice.


  True
• Match the type of resistance to globalization with its methods:

  Nationalism ↔️ Promoting national pride and patriotism

  Anti-Globalization Movements ↔️ Organizing mass protests and demonstrations

  Cultural Preservation ↔️ Reviving indigenous languages
• What are the three main areas affected by resistance to globalization?

  Economic, political, cultural
• Resistance to Western media can limit cultural homogenization.


  True
• Cultural preservation aims to protect unique cultural traditions against cultural homogenization
• What was the main focus of the Seattle WTO protests in 1999?

  Exploitative trade agreements
• Steps in resisting globalization through nationalism:

  1️⃣ Advocate for protectionist policies

  2️⃣ Restrict immigration

  3️⃣ Promote right-wing populist ideologies
• Nationalism aims to protect national identity, while anti-globalization movements target systemic issues.

  True
• Globalization has led to greater cultural exchange and political cooperation between countries.


  True
• Nationalism is driven by a desire to protect national identity and interests
• One method used by nationalists is advocating for protectionist trade policies
• What does globalization refer to in terms of interconnectedness?

  Increasing interconnectedness and interdependence
• What are the three primary types of resistance to globalization?

  Nationalism, anti-globalization, cultural preservation
• What are some underlying causes of nationalism as a form of resistance to globalization?

  Concerns about sovereignty, culture, economy
• Protectionist trade policies can disrupt global supply chains and reduce economic efficiency.


  True
• Protectionist trade policies can disrupt global supply chains and reduce economic efficiency
• What ongoing challenge do countries face regarding globalization and local priorities?

  Striking the right balance
• What is a key driver of nationalism as a form of resistance to globalization?

  Protect national interests
• What is the primary goal of anti-globalization movements?

  Address systemic issues
• Cultural preservation efforts often include reviving and preserving indigenous languages