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Wear In the World…??? You have your list of 3 items in your possession Let’s see how international your wardrobe is… WORLD MAP FLIPCHART

In what country is each corporation headquartered? Where in the World? In what country is each corporation headquartered?

Shell Oil The Netherlands

Nestlé Switzerland

Burger King Canada (after merging with Tim Horton’s breakfast food chain)

JC Penny America

Cadbury United Kingdom

Firestone Japan

Dial Soap Germany

Church’s Chicken Bahrain

ACE Hardware United States

Trader Joe’s Germany

7-Eleven Japan

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