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Movement In Geography - Coggle Diagram
Movement In Geography
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Globalization and Trade
Globalization: how countries and people of the world interact and integrate (interactions between regions/people).
ex: economic, political, and cultural, and trade.
Losers of Globalization: the losers of globalization are the developing countries and poorer/less-paid individuals.
Winners from Globalization: the winners of globalization include developed countries and wealthy/higher-paid individuals.
Arab Spring: numerous anti-government protests that took place in most of the Arab world in the early 2010s.
Commodity: a material that can be bought/sold (traded), but isn't essential to survive. Ex-coffee or copper.
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Canada: A major trading point for the world's economy. A developed country that trades mostly fabricated metals and a variety of manufactured goods.
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China: A country that is one of the biggest traders in the world. A developed country that is the highest populated in the world. One of the US' biggest trading partners for both imports and exports.
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Mexico: A country that is also a crucial trader for the world. A developing/developed country who's major exports include metal, electrical equipment, petroleum, food, and chemicals.
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Syria: A developing country that trades mostly raw materials like oil, refined products, raw cotton, clothing, and fruits.
Vancouver: A city that focuses on trading technology as well as natural resources. A developed city in Canada that has one of the most important ports.
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