Chapter 17 Our Views of the World

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Chapter 17 Our Views of the World Interdependence Unit Chapter 17 Our Views of the World

We Are Global Citizens Global Village – technolgy has reduced the distance between people, giving them a sense of belonging to one large community. Political Connections - NATO Trade Connections - NAFTA Cultural Connections – British Commonwealth Travel Connections – Int’l Airports

A Global World View Interdependence – cooperation on a global scale! Global World View – a view of the world that encourages cooperation between countries and a belief that countries have responsibilities outside their boundaries. The United Nations – 3 important goals Keep world peace and prevent new wars from starting Promote cooperation and an awareness of interdependence among peoples. Make sure we all enjoy basic human rights

Become a Contributing Member of the Global Community Take an interest in other people. Learn about the world Promote world peace Promote the rights of children Protect the environment Prepare for the future Choose your career carefully Have a voice! Volunteer

Chapter 18 – Our Global Connections Our future???? How is Atlantic Canada likely to develop in terms of physical environment, culture, economics, technology and interdependence

Addressing Environmental Issues Individual efforts Education Conservation Sustainable development NGOs; Non governmental Organizations such as the Worldwatch Institute International efforts: The Koyoto Accord

Our Cultural Connections Heritage and tradition Sports Arts and Entertainment Travel Education

Our Political Connections Foreign Aid: short term is helping with natural disasters, long term is helping countries develop their economies. Human Rights: Charter of rights and freedoms

Our Economic Connections Regional specialization Location Competitiveness