Social 10-1 : Chapter 13-14 Vocab. Practice Quiz

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Globalization and Human Rights Quiz

Test your knowledge on important terms related to globalization, human rights, and social justice with our comprehensive quiz. Dive into vocabulary that outlines the various challenges and principles tied to the world we live in.

Explore key concepts such as:

Basic Needs
Labour Standards
Fair Trade Practices
Human Trafficking

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An individual's physical need, that includes food, clothing, shelter, and water. Other specific related needs are included like social and emotional needs.

Basic Needs

Genuity gap

Human Rights

Human Trafficking

One of the tragedies that affect globalization where people seek a better life in a new country that are being preyed by criminal organizations that help them immigrate illegally, then force these people to work in substandard conditions or in criminal activities.

Gender gap

Labour standards

Human trafficking

Inalienable

The gap between people's need for new and innovative solutions to problems and their ability to supply those solutions.

Labour standards

Communication gap

Gender gap

Ingenuity gap

The social, economic, and political differences that separate men and women.

Gender gap

Ingenuity gap

Communication gap

Human trafficking

Measures that protect workers and the environment.

Inalienable

Labour standards

Basic Needs

Ingenuity gap

A movement in trade where the goal is to help producers in developing countries to get a fair price for their products.

Free trade

Labour standards

Fair trade

Ingenuity gap

Fair Trade: Member producers are paid a guaranteed minimum price and can receive credit based on harvest returns.

Direct trade

Community development

Fair working conditions

Fair price

Fair Trade: Forced and child labour are prohibited and safe working conditions are promoted.

Fair working conditions

Fair price

Safe environment practices

Community development

Fair Trade: Producers and workers democratically decide how to invest their fair-trade revenues.

Community development

Democratic decision making

Direct trade

Fair working conditions

Fair Trade: Producers and workers are encouraged to invest in community development projects, such as scholarships and training programs.

Fair working conditions

Safe environment practices

Community development

Fair price

Fair Trade: Producers trade directly with importers as much as possible, reducing the number of handlers who take a share of the profits

Fair price

Fair working conditions

Community development

Direct trade

Fair Trade: Producers are encouraged to use environmentally sustainable methods that protect natural systems.

Safe environment practices

Community development

Democratic decision making

Fair working conditions

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