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Question 1:

The process of globalization and the negative reactions it generates in civil society groups could be seen as ________.
a) counter-globalization
b) anti-globalization
c) double-movement
d) State/Society Complex
e) crisis of the State

Question 2:

What is the neo-Gramscian terminology for any form of resistance against dominant ideologies?
a) Opposition
b) Counter-hegemony
c) Anti-globalization
d) Civil disobedience
e) Counter-movement

Question 3:

The first wave of counter-globalization movements in 1970s was directed against which policies?
a) The First Gulf War
b) The end of the Cold War
c) The end of the Apartheid
d) The Iraq war
e) The 9/11 attacks

Question 4:

What is the general terminology used for the groups that sprung up in opposition to authoritarian rule in the former Soviet territories and caused the collapse of Communist regimes?
a) People Power
b) Civil Society
c) A resistance movement
d) Trade Unions
e) Aluta

Question 5:

The second wave of the counter-globalization movement coincided with the rise of which key element?
a) Mulit-party Democracy
b) Human rights groups
c) A transnational militant Islamic movement
d) Freedom fighters
e) Osama bin Laden

Question 6:

Which of these social movements also emerged during the second wave of counter-globalization activism?
a) Environmentalists
b) Feminists
c) Human rights activists
d) Indigenous peoples
e) All of the above.

Question 7:

The third wave of the counter-globalization movement was triggered by which of the following major events?
a) The end of the Second World War
b) The end of the Cold War
c) The end of Apartheid
d) The fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the Bretton Woods System
e) The fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the UN

Question 8:

A major campaign slogan during the third wave of the counter-globalization movement was ________.
a) ‘Make Poverty History’
b) ‘Fifty Years is Enough’
c) ‘Free Nelson Mandela’
d) ‘We are the World’
e) ‘There is No Alternative’

Question 9:

The three waves of the counter-globalization movement have culminated into what is known as ________.
a) neo-liberal resistance
b) counter-hegemony
c) the transnational resistance movement
d) the transnational civil society
e) the anti-globalization movement

Question 10:

Which of these marked a defining moment for the counter-globalization movement?
a) The 1999 IMF/World Bank meeting in Seattle
b) The end of Apartheid
c) The 9/11 terror attacks
d) The war in Iraq
e) The end of the Cold War

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Global Politics: Chapter Ten