U3L3 Internationalism and Nationalism
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| Course: | Social 20-1 RVS |
| Book: | U3L3 Internationalism and Nationalism |
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| Date: | Tuesday, 11 November 2025, 5:05 AM |
Description
U3L3
Introduction
Key Issue
To what extent do efforts to promote internationalism through world organizations affect nationalism?
Many of the forces that shape globalization such as trade, transportation and improved communications also shape the growth of internationalism. Each of these forces increases contact among countries at both governmental and non-governmental levels. Some people believe increased contact to have both positive and negative consequences. It may promote internationalism and cooperation among countries but it may also erode the sovereign power of nation states.
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TERMS responsibility to protect common human heritage trickle down effect global village |
Lesson 2020
McRae note:
This lesson's ideas are more important right now than they've ever been. But you'll notice that the examples used in the PowerPoint and textbook are not. So, although there's no assignment this week, try to see how the ideas in this old PowerPoint would fit today. It will probably help with the upcoming position paper!
RESOURCES
Read and refer to Chapter Eleven as your resource for completing this lesson's assignment.
Chapter Eleven Summary Notes PDF
What is Propaganda?
What is Propaganda? PDF
What is NATO?
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
LESSON
HOW HAVE CHANGING WORLD CONDITIONS PROMOTED THE NEED FOR INTERNATIONALISM?
 | Watch the following Internationalism and Nationalism power point and make your own study notes. Internationalism and Nationalism PPT as a PDF |
World Trade Organization
Responsible for establishing and enforcing rules for global trade
In 2015, the WTO has 161 members
Opponents believe the WTO threatens the ability of countries to pursue their national interest
Originated in 1993
Has worked to create one of the largest free-trade zones in the world
Member countries of the EU are integrated, meaning there are no trade barriers between them
People and goods are free to travel across borders with few restrictions
By working together, EU members gained the economic power to play a more influential role in world trade
Countries that signed the EU Agreement, cannot pass national laws that violate this agreement
Assignment
Online Assignment
This is an online assignment to be automatically graded when completed. In addition to your notes and text reading, use the links located within the RESOURCES section of this lesson to help you complete the following open book 'quiz' assignment.
Evaluation and Conclusion
Evaluation
This assignment is scored within Moodle.
Conclusion
The world continues to shrink as global communications and organizations become more prevalent. The days of sovereign nations, in some people's opinions, are going to end as nations must give up some of their independence to become members of supranational groups.