The First Wave of Globalization Was Brought to an End

question 51

Multiple Choice

The first wave of globalization was brought to an end by

• A) the Great Depression.
• B) the Second World War.
• C) the First World War.
• D) the Smoot-Hawley Act.

Examine the impact of technology on the media industry and its content.

Acknowledge nonmedia social factors, such as government and economic forces, affecting media and society.

Understand the concepts of "Structure" and "Agency" and their relationship within social relations.

Comprehend the choice of terminology (e.g., "reader" vs. "receiver") in the context of sociological texts and its implications.

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Definitions:

Sociological Concept

A theoretical construct that is used in sociology to analyze and interpret social phenomena, behavior, and structures within a societal context.

Hidden Curriculum

The unintended lessons and values that are learned in school outside the formal curriculum, such as social norms, attitudes, and beliefs.

Punctuality

The quality or habit of adhering to an agreed or scheduled time, often seen as a virtue in social and professional contexts.

Neatness

The quality of being clean, orderly, and tidily maintained or arranged.