A) New York, London, Tokyo B) Beijing, San Francisco, Brussels C) Washington D.C., Singapore, Shanghai
A) Thomas Friedman B) Saskia Sassen C) David Harvey
A) Economic power B) Cultural tourism C) Religious significance
A) Maids or domestic helpers B) Scientists C) Engineers
A) Religious movements B) Fishing industries C) Television and news organizations
A) It has a large military base OK B) It is home to global internet companies C) It has major religious institutions
A) 50% B) 90% C) 78%
A) Mutually beneficial B) Cooperative and friendly C) Complex and conflictual
A) Reducing transportation and communication costs B) Cultural division C) Geographic isolation
A) A haven against globalization B) Passive to globalization C) A technological tool
A) Atheism B) Christianity C) Islam
A) Religious festivals B) Scientific disputes C) Greed, hatred, and delusion
A) Rural and self-sustaining B) Tribal and communal C) Secular and capitalist
A) Led to colonization of Asia, Africa, Central and South America B) Promotion of local governance C) Decrease in economic interaction
A) Communication channels for disseminating information B) Political ideologies C) Artworks and literature
A) New and restructured social communities B) Local farming guilds C) Rural-only groups
A) The form of media shapes how the message is perceived B) Only the content matters C) The message is more important than the medium
A) Promote cultural uniformity only B) Question and challenge identity and norms C) Reinforce traditional values
A) Promotion of a single language B) Isolation from other cultures C) Transmission of cultural products globally
A) Cultural exchange B) Technological regression C) Language extinction
A) It is based only on technology B) It includes arts, beliefs, and institutions passed down generations C) It never changes
A) Grow food B) Keep in touch instantly with multiple people C) Only make calls |