Social 10 Case Studies/Examples (Chapter 1-12) Practice Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Social 10 Case Studies/Examples (Chapter 1-12) Practice Questions and Answers 100% Pass Expressing Individual Identity - Answer- Tattoos and piercings -- Body adornment (to make more beautiful) Martial status, clan membership. Lubicon Cree - Answer- Due to the Yom Kippur War (Egypt and Syria against Israel), the United States lost their imports of oil from the oil-rich countries, resource companies began to develop in Lubicon territory with the help of Canadian government, forests and wildlife disappeared and the way of life of the Lubicon was destroyed. Lubicon did not sign treaty 8 so their land was considered crown land (owned and controlled by the gov), government did not view the Lubicon as a separate aboriginal nation. Coltan Mines - Answer- a component used in cellphones, value of metal goes up -- people turn to coltan mining to survive in the country that already had brutal history of civil wars (Democratic republic of Congo), miners lives were put in danger, and mountain gorillas population dramatically decreased. Container revolution - Answer- because of the evolution of transport, containers have helped speed up globalization. "Low transport costs help make it economically sensible for a factory in China to produce barbie dolls with Japanese hair, Taiwanese plastics, and American colorants, and ship them off to eager girls all over the world." Banana wars - Answer- tariffs were not placed on former colonies of Europe exports of bananas. United States' transnationals did not settle and began placing tariffs on Europe imports. Displacement of Indigenous People - Answer- The need for large areas for farming and development has lead to the displacement of the Indigenous people causing a disruption in their way of life -- poverty, food shortage, environmental changes. APTN - Aboriginals People Television Network - Answer- A television network by, for, and about Aboriginal peoples. Sesame Street - Answer- Broadcasts in 120 countries, dubbed in local languages -- Hybridization Ladakh Effect of Globalization - Answer- Being an isolated nation, Ladakh had a highly independent culture based on agriculture, and the people had an excellent quality of life. Once tourists came into contact, the people's perspectives changed in the eye of the westerners and began to belittle their culture, poor and undeveloped. Creation of the printing press - Answer- This creation lead to the spread of ideas due to people learning to read books. Slavery - Answer- -Chattel slavery (descendants were enslaved and owned) -Indigenous and African people were enslaved due to racial aspects -Indentured labour (People who became slaves to travel to colonies) -Child labour(the use of children to do work) William Wilberforce - Answer- British Abolitionist movement to ban slavery. Against slavery. Grand exchange - Answer- sunflowers to cooking oil in exchange for wheat, barley, and oats. Live stock was traded between Europe and North America where they became staples in peoples' diets. Industrial revolution - Answer- Steam powered engines were invented, spinning jenny, power loom -- created products quicker and more efficiently than hand crafted goods Prejudice (pre[d]-ju-dis) - Answer- preconceived opinion of someone, a group, or something King Leopold - Answer- claimed the congo for himself. forced the Indigenous peoples of the land to work for him and harvest rubber for his profit. he succeeded in this strategy for over a decade (10 years). resorted to beating, killing, and torturing those who were not compliant. British East India Company - Answer- A monopoly that controlled trade with India, company officials formed alliances with Indian rulers in hope to persuade the citizens' co-operation, created a military to keep over rival trading companies. Mohandas Gandhi - Answer- Believed that self-sufficiency was t