Choudry (2007) Critiqued the Anti-Globalization Movement, Whereby People Based in Europe

question 20

Multiple Choice

Choudry (2007) critiqued the anti-globalization movement, whereby people based in Europe, North America and Australia supported the campaigns and causes of people in the Global South, specifically because the people involved:

• A) failed to change related consumer habits (e.g. buying fair-trade) when back 'home'
• B) did little to raise awareness of the issue in a global sense through their efforts
• C) were often hesitant to support the claims of Indigenous peoples experiencing inequalities in their own countries
• D) overlooked inequitable power relations in the nations they studied

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Definitions:

Great Compromise

An agreement during the Constitutional Convention of 1787, creating a two-house Congress to balance the interests of big and small states.

Three-Fifths Compromise

A constitutional agreement reached during the 1787 United States Constitutional Convention, allowing three-fifths of the slave population to be counted for determining direct taxation and representation in the House of Representatives.

Southern Planters

Southern Planters were wealthy farmers in the southern United States who owned large estates and relied extensively on enslaved labor for agricultural production before the Civil War.

New Jersey Plan

A proposal at the Constitutional Convention of 1787 advocating for equal representation of each state in Congress, regardless of the state's population size.