Social 10-1 Chapter 1-4

Social Studies 10-1 Study Guide

Related Issue 1: To What Extent Should Globalization Shape Identity?

Based on Exploring Globalization (Chapters 1-4)

Key Issue: To what extent should we embrace globalization?

Related Issue 1: To what extent should globalization shape identity?

Chapter 1: Globalization and Identity

Essential Concepts

Identity

The characteristics, beliefs, values, experiences, and memberships that make a person who they are.

Individual Identity

Traits and characteristics that make a person unique.

Collective Identity

A shared identity among a group of people.

Factors That Shape Identity

Family

Culture

Religion

Language

Traditions

Peer groups

Role models

Geography

Media

Context

The situation or environment in which people interact.

Role Model

A person whose behaviour or achievements influence others.

Key Terms

Identity

Individual Identity

Collective Identity

Context

Role Model

Tradition

Culture

Language

Values

Beliefs

Study Questions

What is identity?

What is the difference between individual and collective identity?

How does language help shape identity?

How do traditions influence identity?

Why are role models important?

How can identity change depending on context?

How can globalization connect your identity to people around the world?

What opportunities and challenges does globalization create for identity?

Chapter 2: Identity and the Forces of Globalization

Essential Concepts

Globalization

The increasing connection and interdependence of people, cultures, economies, and countries around the world.

Four Major Forces of Globalization

Trade

Transportation

Communication Technology

Media

Dimensions of Globalization

Economic

Movement of goods, services, and money around the world.

Political

Countries working together through international agreements and organizations.

Social

Movement of ideas, cultures, and people.

Key Terms

Globalization

Trade

Transportation

Transnational Corporation (TNC)

Economies of Scale

Media Convergence

Media Concentration

Biodiversity

Acculturation

Accommodation

Assimilation

Homogenization

Cultural Revitalization

Important Definitions

Acculturation

Adopting some aspects of another culture while maintaining your own.

Assimilation

Completely adopting another culture and losing much of your original culture.

Accommodation

Adjusting to cultural differences while maintaining identities.

Homogenization

Cultures becoming more alike.

Cultural Revitalization

Efforts to restore and strengthen cultural traditions, practices, and languages.

Study Questions

What is globalization?

What are the four major forces of globalization?

How has technology increased globalization?