Anti-globalization protests criticized unequal trade and corporate power.
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Topic 9.7 · c. 1900–present
Resistance to Globalization After 1900
People challenged the economic and cultural effects of global integration. Critics raised concerns about labor, local identity, and unequal power.
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People challenged the economic and cultural effects of global integration. Critics raised concerns about labor, local identity, and unequal power.
Local cultural movements defended language and traditions against perceived homogenization.
Trade critics questioned how global agreements affect workers and communities.
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01 / Multiple choice · 3 questions
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Question 01
Which example fits this clue? This example criticized unequal trade and corporate power.
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Question 02
Which example fits this clue? This example defended language and traditions against perceived homogenization.
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Question 03
Which example fits this clue? Trade critics questioned how global agreements affect workers and communities.
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02 / Write with evidence
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Why do some groups resist global integration?
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- Explain how the examples support your claim.
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People challenged the economic and cultural effects of global integration. Anti-globalization protests criticized unequal trade and corporate power. Local cultural movements defended language and traditions against perceived homogenization.
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anti-globalization protests
Anti-globalization protests criticized unequal trade and corporate power.
local cultural movements
Local cultural movements defended language and traditions against perceived homogenization.
trade criticism
Trade critics questioned how global agreements affect workers and communities.
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