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Year 9 Geography
Topic 3- Globalisation
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What is globalisation?
The process of
increased
global interconnectedness
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Why has globalisation taken place?
Due to increased
transportation
and
communication
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What has decreased, allowing for trade and travel?
The
cost
of
transporting
people and goods
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How has communication improved due to globalisation?
Through the
internet
and
mobile technology
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What is one element of globalisation in the economic sector?
Transnational corporations
(TNCs)
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What are the elements of globalisation?
Economic:
TNCs
, global manufacturing, pricing
Social: Online networks, communication, advertisement
Political: Decisions by organizations like the
UN
Cultural: Rapid spread of news and events
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What is one advantage of globalisation?
TNCs
provide new jobs in
LICs
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What is a disadvantage of globalisation?
It threatens the world's
cultural diversity
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What does TNC stand for?
Transnational corporation
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Why do TNCs have factories in LICs?
To avoid
safety regulations
and reduce costs
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Where are TNCs' headquarters typically located?
In
high-income countries
(HICs)
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How does globalisation help TNCs?
By improving
shipping
and
electronic communication
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Name three global fashion brands.
Levi’s
,
Gucci
,
Reebok
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What is fast fashion?
The
mass production
of cheaply made clothing
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What is a code of conduct in the fashion industry?
Guidelines to improve workers'
conditions
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What might a code of conduct include?
Minimum wages
and
safety equipment
use
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What is a fashion victim?
A
person
negatively
impacted
by
fashion
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What are the advantages of the fashion industry?
Provides
jobs
Makes clothing more affordable
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What are the disadvantages of the fashion industry?
Exploitation
of workers
Child labour
Harmful chemicals released
Contribution to
greenhouse gas emissions
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