Title page not needed. Can be single spaced. Answer 16 post test
questions for a Liberal Studies / Historical Issues Globalization
Perspective class, include a citation within each essay answer. All
of the questions are answered in an essay form, except one.
The questions are:
1 Describe the stigma that female workers residing in free
trade zones in Sri Lanka face.
2 For centuries, Europeans minimized Muslim achievements in
science, math, architecture, and engineering. Explain the primary
reason this situation occurred.
3 Discuss how colonization changed geographic boundaries.
4 Describe the main argument in favor of globalization.
5 Discuss why Stephen Hopgood claims that the “strategy of
‘naming and shaming’” rights abusers is irrelevant in “The End of
Human Rights.”
6 Describe the trend in international tourism in the past 50
years or so.
7 Discuss how deception is used to enslave people.
8 Discuss the origins of the term “just war.”
9 What generally occurred in the fourth phase of
decolonization, according to Fabian Klose?
10 Discuss what the Kurdish saying, “No friends but the
mountains” means.
11 According to authors Robert Hinde and Joseph Rotblat, how
many people are estimated to have died in armed conflict in the
20th Century (not including political violence)? Select one:
a. 10 million
b. 50 million
c. 100 million
d. 200 million
12 Using Pakistan as an example, how do IMF (International
Monetary Fund) loans sometimes end up hurting the average person
economically?
13 There is a long history of the use of child soldiers.
Discuss how the use of child soldiers has changed in modern times.
14 Authors Robert Hinde and Joseph Rotblat argue that the
mere possession of weapons can cause wars. Describe this argument.
15 Explain the term “collective consciousness.” Provide an
example.
16 Discuss the origins of the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights.












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