- 1. Emerge as a more nuanced and less politically charged alternative to the older term.
A) Global West
B) Global North
C) Global South
- 2. Nuanced less charged than Third World.
A) Global North
B) Global South
C) Global West
- 3. Pivotal in shaping new global relations.
A) Latin America
B) Africa
C) North
- 4. Where countries that Global South primarily located?
A) Singapore, America, Africa, Colombia
B) Iran, Asia, Oceania, Africa
C) Africa, Latin America, Asia, Oceania
- 5. This nation share challenges such as poverty, inequality, political instability, and colonial exploitation.
A) Global South
B) Global North
C) Global West
- 6. When the farmer colonies that gained independence holistic framework?
A) 1598-1945
B) 1998
C) Late 20th century
- 7. This nation is post colonial independence, struggle, with dependency and identity.
A) Global South
B) Global North
C) Global East
- 8. Originated during the Cold War term, stigmatized by poverty/ back wardness.
A) Third World
B) First World
C) Second world
- 9. Inclusive, beyond Cold War, emphasizes colonialism and justice. Highlights structural inequalities trade, debt, technology gaps, Advocates for transformative changes toward equity.
A) Global East
B) Global North
C) Global South
- 10. Countries have played a significant role in shaping the discourse.
A) Latin America
B) Africa
C) Colombia
- 11. Their challenges are, economic dependence, reliance on exports.
A) Latin America
B) Africa
C) Colombia
- 12. Reduce foreign reliance, mixed success.
A) ALBA
B) UNASUR
C) ISI- Import Substitution Industrialization,
- 13. It also faced inefficiencies and competitiveness issues.
A) ALBA
B) ISI
C) UNASUR
- 14. Populist/
leftist governments, justice, rights, anti- imperialism.
A) Economic Dependency
B) Regional integration
C) Political movement
- 15. To build a unified regional identity, enhance cooperation, reduce external dependency, and promote collective self-reliance.
A) Political movement
B) Latin America
C) Regional integration
- 16. Reshaping global relations, promoting equity and solidarity.
A) Africa
B) Latin America
C) Iran
- 17. Industrialized, wealthy nation.
A) Global South
B) Global North
C) Global West
- 18. Developing nations, post colonial struggles.
A) Global West
B) Global South
C) Global North
- 19. Cold War geopolitical classification
A) Third World
B) ISI
C) UNASUR
- 20. Reliance on exports/raw materials
A) ISI
B) ALBA
C) Economic Dependency
- 21. Strategy to reduce foreign reliance
A) UNASUR
B) ALBA
C) ISI- Import Substitution Industrialization
A) Alliance Bollywood of our America
B) Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America
C) American Bollinger Alliance
A) Union of SOUTH Singapore Nation
B) Union of South China Nation
C) Union of South American Nations
- 24. Key in global dynamics
A) Regionalization
B) Challenge
C) Asian regionalism
- 25. Complementary but sometimes conflicting
A) Challenge
B) Regionalization vs globalization
C) Asian regionalism
- 26. Economic disparities, political tension, cultural diversity.
A) Challenge
B) Regionalization vs globalization
C) Asian regionalism
- 27. World wide interconnectedness, technology, trade corporations.
A) Colonial legacies
B) Regionalization
C) Globalization
- 28. Closer ties within a region, trade agreements, alliances.
A) Globalization
B) Economic Drivers
C) Regionalization
- 29. Act as a building block of globalization
A) Globalization
B) Challenge
C) Regionalization
- 30. Can also drive regionalization by exposing regions to global challenge.
A) Regionalization
B) Challenge
C) Globalization
- 31. Cold war legacies -shaped Asia
A) Colonialism
B) Economic Drivers
C) Challenge
- 32. Milestone for peace and cooperation
A) APEC
B) RCEP
C) ASEAN 1967
- 33. Colonial legacies and ASEAN
A) Political Factors
B) Economic Drivers
C) Historical context
- 34. Rapid growth in China, Japan, South Korea, and ASEAN state created interdependencies. Global value chains and regional trade agreements like AFTA, RCEP, facilitated liberalization and integration.
A) Social and Cultural Community
B) Economic Drivers
C) Historical context
A) ASIA FREE TRADE AREA
B) ASIAN FREE TRADE AREA
C) ASEAN FREE TRADE AREA
A) Religion Compression Economic Partnership
B) Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership
C) Regional Community Economic Partnership
- 37. Political stability and security motivated cooperation. Organization like ASEAN, EAS, and APEC, promote dialogue conflict resolution, and regional influence.
A) Social and Cultural Factors
B) Economic Disparities
C) Political Factors
A) Association Southeast ASEAN National
B) ASIAN of South Association Nation
C) Association of Southeast Asian Nation
A) East ASEAN summer
B) East Asia Summit
C) East Authority Summit
A) America Pacific Economic Cooperation
B) ASEAN pacific ecology cooperation
C) Asia -Pacific Economic Cooperation
- 41. Shared identity and values are fostered through cultural exchanges, education and people -to- people interactions. Program like the ASCC strength solidarity.
A) Challenge
B) Political Factors
C) Social and Cultural Factors
A) ASEAN Society Community Culture
B) ASEAN Socio- Cultural Community
C) ASIA Social Commentary Culture
- 43. Asia faces uneven development: advanced economies like Japan, South Korea, Singapore contrast with less developed states like Combodia, Laos, Myanmar, ASEAN promotes inclusive developments, capacity - building, and infrastructure projects to reduce gaps.
A) Cultural Diversity
B) Economic Disparities
C) Political Tension
- 44. Developed us less developed state
A) ASEAN
B) Disparities
C) Territorial
- 45. Inclusive growth, capacity building
A) ASIA
B) ASEAN
C) ASIAN
- 46. Territorial disputes ex. SOUTH CHINA SEA, and differing systems hinder cooperation. ASEAN promotes dialogue, conflict resolution, and confidence building ex. Code of Conduct in South China Sea.
A) Political Factors
B) Political stability
C) Political Tension
A) Japan
B) ASEAN
C) South China Sea
- 48. Dialoy, conflict resolution
A) Japan
B) ASEAN
C) ASIA
- 49. Asia's diversity of languages religions, and traditions can be both a barrier and strength initiative and cultural like the ASEAN cultural heritage Digital Archive and cultural festival fosters understanding and identity.
A) Cultural Diversity
B) Cultural Community
C) Cultural Factors
- 50. Challenge and opportunity
A) China
B) Diversity
C) Cultural exchange festival
A) Cultural exchanges, festival
B) China
C) Diversity
- 52. Promotes economic cooperation, trade liberalization, infrastructure development. Active in ASEAN+ 3, APEC, and support CPTPP. It's free and open Indo pacific strategy emphasize stability, growth and rule of law.
A) America
B) Japan
C) China
- 53. Uses economic influence through the BRI enhancing connectivity and investment. Active in SCO and AIIB but assertive policies in disputes raise concerns.
A) Japan
B) China
C) America
- 54. Focuses on economic cooperation, cultural exchanges, security, promotes integration via RCEP and NEW SOUTHERN POLICY, active in Six party talks and ARF.
A) South America
B) South Korea
C) South China
- 55. Collectively emphasize consensus, non-interference, inclusive development, initiative include AEC, APSC and ASCC
A) ASEAN MEMBER STATE
B) South China Sea
C) South Korea
A) ASIAN Ecology cooperation
B) ASEAN Economic Community
A) ASEA police security motivated
B) ASEAN political - security community
A) ASEAN Socio - cultural community
B) ASEAN social cultural community
A) Association of South American Asian Nation
B) Association of Southeast Asian Nation
A) ASEAN FREE TRADE AREA
B) ASEAN FREE TRADE ASSOCIATION
A) Regional Comprehensive Evolution Pokemon
B) Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership
A) East Asia Summit
B) East Asian Summer
A) Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation
B) Asian Pacific ecology cooperation
A) ASEAN social cultural community
B) ASEAN Socio cultural community
A) ASEAN Economic Cooperation
B) ASEAN economic community
A) ASEAN politics social commentary
B) ASEAN political security community
A) Complete and program agree transfer partners
B) Comprehensive and progress agreement trans pacific partnership
A) Belt and Road Initiative
B) Building and Road Initiative
A) Shanghai cooperation organization
B) Social Commentary Culture
A) Asian infrastructure investment bank
B) ASEAN infrastructure investment bank
A) Asian regionalism forum
B) ASEAN regional forum
- 72. Most visible arenas where globalization unfolds. Act as a conduit for information, culture, and values across the globe, shaping perceptions and identities. Conglomerate and digital platform.
A) Media
B) Local global relationship
C) Global media cultural
- 73. Connectivity vs cultural homogenization
A) Media
B) Global media culture
C) Local
- 74. Reciprocal, adapting, resistant
A) Media
B) Local global relationship
C) Global media
- 75. Corporations like Disney, time Warner, news corp.
A) Global network
B) Global dominance
- 76. What is the concern of global media conglomerates and cultural imperialism?
A) Western framing
B) Bias
C) Cultural imperialism - US DOMINANCE
- 77. Hybrid of Hollywood+ Indian culture
A) Bollywood
B) Nollywood
C) Platform
- 78. Platform like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, global connectivity
A) Network
B) Platform
C) Internet and social media as Catalyst
- 79. Example of global connective
A) Roblox, gaming
B) Facebook, Twitter, YouTube
C) Alexa, Facebook
- 80. Example of social media mobilization
A) ASIA spring
B) Iran spring
C) Arab Spring
- 81. Global information flow
A) Facebook
B) CNN, BBC, Al Jazeera
C) YouTube
- 82. Concerned of global network and information
A) Information
B) Biases
C) Bias, western framing
- 83. Global formats our localized to reflect cultural nuances localization involves adopting language format and themes showing that local audiences actively reshape global media.
A) Got brother and big talent
B) Got talent and big brother
C) Big talent and big talent
- 84. Global formats like got talent and big brother are localized to reflect cultural nuances localization involves adapting language format and themes showing that local audiences actively shaped global media.
A) Resistance and adaptation and local media industries
B) Localization of global media content
C) Rule of independent and alternative media
- 85. Adaptation of global content, example got talent big brother localized
A) Nollywood
B) Independent media
C) Localization
- 86. Local industries resist globalization by producting culturally specific content example Nollywood ( Nigeria ) creates films addressing local issues. Others adopt global practices to compete blending local and global elements. Example korean wave ( Hallyu ) combines k-pop and k-dramas with global production standards achieving worldwide success.
A) Resistance and adaptation in local media industries
B) Rule of independent and alternative media
C) Localization of global media content
- 87. Culturally specific local issues
A) Hallyu
B) Bollywood
C) Nollywood
- 88. Global success via adaptation
A) Bollywood
B) Hallyu ( Korean wave )
C) Nollywood
A) Hallyu
B) Nollywood
C) Bollywood
A) Bollywood
B) Nollywood
C) Hollywood
A) Bollywood
B) Hallyu
C) Nollywood
- 92. Independent outlet ( community radio online platforms grassroots initiatives ) diversity global media cultures. Digital technologies lower barriers, enabling podcast and youtube creators to amplify marginalized voices and enrich global perspective.
A) Localization of global media content
B) Resistance and adaptation in local media industries
C) Role of independent and alternative media
- 93. Alternative perspective, podcast youtube channels diverse voices
A) Localization
B) Independent media
C) Cultural imperialism
- 94. India's Hindi languages films industry blends global genres with indian traditions creating hybrid narratives. Bollywood maintenance cultural identity while engaging global trends appealing to both local and international audiences.
A) Hollywood
B) Nollywood
C) Bollywood
- 95. Hybrid of western plus indian themes
A) Nollywood
B) Bollywood
C) Hollywood
- 96. Films festivals collaboration
A) Global exchange
B) Netflix
C) Role
- 97. South korean culture k-pop k-dramas films fashion become a global sensation since the late 1990s success factors government support high production quality digital platforms groups like bts black pink leverage social media to build global fan basis streaming platforms like netflix amplified k-dramas worldwide.
A) Korean wave ( Hallyu )
B) Bollywood
C) Nollywood
- 98. Global popularity of korean culture
A) India's
B) Hallyu
C) Nigeria
- 99. Distribution of k dramas
A) Tv
B) Youtube
C) Netflix
- 100. Qatar base news network launch and 1996 appearing alternative perspective to western dominated narratives coverage of events like the iraq war, arab spring, syrian conflict, provided diverse viewpoints especially from the global south challenging western dominance and global news.
A) Nollywood
B) Al Jazeera
C) Bollywood
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