SLO 9.1.10

Describe the term, "Globalisation".

Globalisation is the process through which countries, businesses and people become increasingly connected with one another through trade, technology, communication, transportation and cultural exchange. It enables the movement of goods, services, ideas and information across national borders, making the world more interconnected.

SLO Content

Globalisation is the growing interconnection and interdependence among countries of the world. It allows people, businesses and governments to exchange goods, services, knowledge, technology and culture more easily than before. Advances in communication, transportation and the internet have made globalisation possible by reducing distances and improving international cooperation. Globalisation affects economic activities, education, media, culture, politics and everyday life by bringing countries closer together and creating opportunities for development as well as new challenges.

Interactive Activity

Identify the Correct Meaning

Which statement best describes globalisation?

Concept-Based MCQ

Which technological advancement has contributed the most to globalisation?

Answer Key

Correct Answer: Internet and modern communication

The internet and modern communication technologies have made it easier for countries to exchange information, ideas, goods and services, which has greatly accelerated globalisation.

Constructed Response Question (CRQ)

5 Marks Question

Define the term globalisation and explain how it connects countries around the world.

SLO Quiz

1. Globalisation refers to:




2. Which invention has greatly increased globalisation?




3. Globalisation promotes:




4. One important feature of globalisation is: