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Title: Contemporary Word : NAFTA


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Contemporary Word NAFTA
  • By Vlad Martin and Allyson Suria

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  • Definition of NAFTA
  • North America Free Trade Agreement
  • Began in January 1st, 1994.
  • Removes barriers of trade between Canada, the
    U.S, and Mexico.
  • Because of frequent trade between these nations.
  • Examples of this word
  • American, Canadian, and Mexican agricultural
    exports rise after the creation of NAFTA.
  • Consumer goods sold to Canada account for a
    record three-fourths of U.S sales because of lack
    of tariffs.
  • Goods originating outside of North America have
    to be transformed and processed in North America,
    then sold.

3
  • Bibliography
  • http//www.fas.usda.gov/info/factsheets/NAFTA.asp
  • http//www.ustr.gov/trade-agreements/free-trade-ag
    reements/north-american-free-trade-agreement-nafta
  • http//thesantosrepublic.com/2009/02/nafta-learnin
    g-to-love-thy-neighbor/

4
Proliferation
  • By Narankhuu Ganbaatar and Susan Sabatier

5
Proliferation
  • Rapid and often excessive growth or increase
  • Fears that nuclear weapons will proliferate is
    widespread across many countries.
  • The smaller mushrooms are outside the 5 specified
    nuclear weapon states.

These mushroom show the rapid increase in nuclear
weapons that each of these respective countries
have.
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Proliferation
  • Nuclear proliferation is shown in the picture to
    the right when one country declared nuclear
    testing then the others followed.
  • Nuclear proliferation is greatly opposed which
    started immediately after World War II.

7
Bibliography
  • http//dictionary.reference.com/browse/proliferati
    on
  • http//media.nowpublic.net/images//6d/c/6dcc14cf0f
    b144ac5c3d5542adb6fc67.jpg
  • http//www.sanfranciscosentinel.com/wp-content/upl
    oads/2009/05/nuclear-proliferation-1.jpg
  • http//belfercenter.ksg.harvard.edu/topic/3/nuclea
    r_proliferation.html

8
Refugee
  • Definition person who leaves their country for
    safety
  • Examples
  • 1- Libyans fled to Egypt and Tunisia
  • 2- Jews fled Germany during the Holocaust

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Pictures

10
Bibliography
  • http//dictionary.reference.com/browse/refugee
  • http//www.csmonitor.com/World/Middle-East/2011/05
    05/686-000-Libya-refugees-flee-to-Egypt-Tunisia

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International Monetary FundIMF
  • Secure financial stability
  • Organize international trade
  • Promote high employment
  • Lower poverty
  • Support economic growth
  • Founded to avoid future Great Depression
  • Cyrus M Anna S

12
Examples
  • 2006- brought together China, European countries,
    Japan, Saudi Arabia, and the United States to
    talk about global recessions
  • 2008-2009 lent 60 billion to developing
    countries affected by the global recession

13
Bibliography
  • http//www.imf.org/external/
  • http//www.google.com/imgres?imgurlhttp//www.wes
    tmonster.com/IMF2520logo.gifimgrefurlhttp//www
    .westmonster.com/IMF2520logo.htmlusg__l1swsKEl6
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1. Corporation functioning in more than one
country
Multinational Corporations
By David Shirzad and Kate Grumbles
  • 2. Manages and delivers products all over
    world
  • 3. Employees work internationally

15
Examples
  • McDonalds
  • Goldman Sachs
  • Subaru
  • Adidas
  • Nike
  • Kentucky Fried Chicken
  • Disney

16
Bibliography
  • http//uhaweb.hartford.edu/hdolan/home.html
  • http//www2.econ.iastate.edu/classes/econ355/choi/
    mnc.htm
  • http//kfcsecretrecipes.blogspot.com/2009/05/kfc-c
    oleslaw-recipe.html
  • http//www.yciarch.com/clients/
  • http//www.quintron.com/sec_data.php

17
Yom Kippur War
By Clydefrog Katzenberger and Ramona Rubalcava
  • The nations Egypt and Syria, lead by Egyptian
    President Anwar Sadat launched a surprise attack
    on October 6th, during the Jewish holiday Yom
    Kippur. Israel was attacked because they refused
    to give back the territories it had taken in
    1967.

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Historical Facts
  • On the Golan Heights Israel only had around 180
    tanks while Egypt had close to 1,400 tanks
  • On the Suez Canal Israel had around 400 foot
    soldiers while Egypt has around 80,000

19
Bibliography
  • http//www.jodyharmon.com/militaryart/israeli20sh
    erman.jpg tank picture
  • http//www.mfa.gov.il/NR/rdonlyres/05A6856F-6C08-4
    27E-8D04-F8BEDB8D2385/0/MFAG007t0.gif - map
    picture
  • http//www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Histor
    y/73_War.html - information for text

20
Globalization
  • By Dellie C. and Jhonn G.

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Definition
  • Globalization to expand worldwide, is the
    process by which a company expands to operate
    internationally.
  • Clothing English Food
    Auto industry
  • language

22
Bibliography
  • http//www.grooveeffect.com/post/012507-nolita-clo
    thing---come-as-you-are.php
  • http//soe.ucdavis.edu/ss0809/BussC/
  • http//consumerist.com/2009/04/japan-crazy-for-ban
    anas-gets-crazy-bananaman-commercials.html
  • http//dictionary.reference.com/browse/globalizati
    on
  • http//www.autotechreport.com/car-news/auto-indust
    ry-stability-uncertain/

23
The European Union
  • By Gavin Obrist
  • and Cailin Ramsey

24
  • Definition A regional economic agreement among
    27 countries.
  • They have their own military and police to
    enforce peacekeeping
  • They adopted a common currency and abolished
    trade barriers internally

25
Terrorism
  • By Michelle Vu and Hunter Hipschen

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Terrorism
  • Definition Using violence and threats to achieve
    a goal.
  • Example 1 Al Qaeda bombed the
  • Twin Towers on September 11th, 2001, to strike a
    blow against western influences in the Middle
    East
  • Example 2 In 1996 the
  • Irish Republican Army set
  • off a car bomb in downtown
  • Manchester, England, to fight back
  • against English occupation of Ireland

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Bibliography
  • http//www.publicsafety.ohio.gov/NPM/ReadyForTerro
    rism.stm
  • http//bermudaradical.wordpress.com/2010/11/04/fir
    st-as-tragedy-an-assessment-of-the-irish-revolutio
    nary-left/
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