BPAFA GRP2- ASSESSMENT

Suggests that a higher power-a god or gods, for example-is the source of political authority.

• Political Theory

• Divine Right Theory

• Social Contract Theory

• Gods Theory

A colonialism characterized by the establishment of permanent and self- supporting settlements describing the migration of large groups of people from one country to another country that already has inhabitants.

• Settler Colonialism

• Exploitation Colonialism

• Plantation Colonies

• Neocolonialism

_______ occur when a country imports more than it exports - it is buying more goods than it is selling

• Deficit

• Laissez-Faire

• Globalization

• Trade Deficit

Which best describes a semi-peripheral country?

• China produces products because they have the necessary capital and equipment.

• A low-income country with little global power that primarily provides labor

• They are generally industrializing and have the potential status with further development.

• They own the majority of the world's capital and have significant influence over global trade and economic agreements

The elimination of restrictions and regulations in an industry.

• Monopoly

• Labor Export

• Deregulation

• Privatization

Is an ability to see the context which shapes your individual decision making, as well as the decisions made by others.

• Divine Right Theory

• Sociological Imagination

• Neoliberalism

• Neocolonialism

It has its own government that makes decisions and enacts laws, a defined territory, and a stable population.

It concern the efficient functioning of free market capitalism and focuses on limiting government spending, government regulation, and public ownership

It serves as an important metric for determining the size of a country's economy

___________ is defined as a continuing process of integration, interaction, interconnectedness, interdependence, and universalization of human and non-human actors in the political, economic, cultural, and informational aspects of social existence that is informed by a globalist consciousness toward a worldwide condition of globality.”