Human Rights and Social Movements

The video explores the impact of globalization on human rights, highlighting movements for women's rights, Black liberation, and religious reforms like liberation theology. It discusses educational and political reforms for inclusivity and addresses environmental and economic challenges, emphasizing the role of organizations like Greenpeace and the World Fair Trade Organization.

What was the primary goal of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights established by the United Nations in 1948?

• To establish a global government

• To protect basic human rights

• To promote global trade

• To create a new economic system

Which organization was created to address the rights of children in the aftermath of World War II?

• UNESCO

• FAO

• WHO

• UNICEF

What significant event in 1975 marked a major step forward for women's rights?

• The first World Conference on Women

• The creation of the United Nations

• The signing of the Civil Rights Act

• The establishment of the World Health Organization

What was the main focus of the Negritude movement?

• Celebrating Black culture and identity

• Supporting global trade agreements

• Promoting industrialization

• Advocating for environmental protection

Liberation Theology emerged as a response to which institution's traditional practices?

• The Hindu Religion

• The Protestant Church

• The Catholic Church

• The Islamic Faith

Which act in the United States was a result of the Civil Rights Movement's efforts?

• The Fair Labor Standards Act

• The Civil Rights Act of 1964

• The Voting Rights Act

• The Social Security Act

What system was introduced in India to support historically marginalized castes?

• The Green Revolution

• The Caste Reservation System

• The Panchayati Raj System

• The Land Reforms Act

Which organization is known for its non-violent protest tactics to raise environmental awareness?

• Greenpeace

• Sierra Club

• Friends of the Earth

• World Wildlife Fund

What is the primary aim of the World Fair Trade Organization?

• To ensure fair prices for producers

• To promote free trade agreements

• To regulate international banking

• To support multinational corporations

Which movement began in the 19th century but became global in the 20th century due to globalization?

• Colonialism

• Urbanization

• Environmentalism

• Industrialization