Global Problems Thematic Essay

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Global Problems Thematic Essay Task: Select two different global problems and for each Describe one major cause of the global problem Discuss one effect of the global problem on a specific nation or region

Global Problem: Nuclear Proliferation Description of Major Cause of the Problem: Development of destructive nuclear weapons Manhattan Project: US begins development of atomic bomb during WWII. United States utilizes two atomic bombs against the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Massive human casualties and destruction occur, the Japanese surrender. Soviet Union immediately moves to display their nuclear capability as well. Nations throughout the world work toward the development of this powerful weapon.

Global Problem: Nuclear Proliferation Description of One Effect of the Global Problem: Massive Destruction and Devastation (Japan) ½ Million Casualties Hiroshima, Nagasaki destroyed Global Tension and Conflict India/Pakistan Iran, North Korea (Weapon Development  UN Sanctions) Collective Security and Diplomacy United Nations (Iran, N. Korea) Atomic Energy Commission

Global Problem: Cash Crop (1 Crop) Economies Description of Major Cause of the Problem: European Colonialism Europeans colonized areas of Africa, America and Asia Set up colonial systems of leadership, White Man’s Burden Mercantilism Colonies existed to benefit the Mother Country Colonies produce raw materials (Cotton, Tea, Sugar) which are then sent to Europe, put into factories, produced into finished products and sold back to the colonies Lack of Industrialization Colonies never industrialize, they are simply forced to grow whichever cash crop(s) that are most lucrative. Lack of technology/knowledge Colonies do not have agricultural technology or knowledge because all they have been doing is growing one crop for a hundred years.

Global Problem: Cash Crop (1 Crop) Economies Description of One Effect of the Global Problem: Famine/Starvation (India) Rapidly growing population/Scarcity of Resources Inability to produced enough food for population Lack of environmental controls (inadequate irrigation/no flood control) Lack of Revenue Cash crops are only source of revenue No industry, No capital for investment Majority live in poverty Weak/Unstable Economies Economy is totally DEPENDENT Heavy outside influence and investment brings money out of country