We often talk about the globalization of our world, referring to our world as a global village. Too often those descriptions refer solely to the free movement of goods and capital across the traditional barriers of national boundaries. Not often enough do we emphasis the globalization of responsibility. In this world where modern information and communications technology has put all of us in easy reach of one another, we do again share the responsibility for being the proverbial keeper of our brother or sister. Where globalization means, as it so often does, that the rich and powerful now have new means to further enrich and empower themselves at the cost of the poorer and weaker, we have a responsibility to protest in the name of universal freedom. Globalization opens up the marvelous opportunities for human beings across the globe to share with one another, and to share with greater equity in the advances of science, technology and industries. To allow it to have the opposite effect is to threaten freedom in the longer term. - Nelson Mandela Question 1 of 50 Nelson Mandela says that globalization usually means: On disrupting traditional cultures. increasing the gap between the rich and the poor. making the economy more efficient. OO promoting human rights. Question 2 of 50 Mandela also says that globalization is a marvelous opportunity to: O enrich our own bank accounts. O extend the influence of our government. O share scientific and technological advances. spread the word of God.

We often talk about the globalization of our world, referring to our world as a global village. Too often those descriptions refer solely to the free movement of goods and capital across the traditional barriers of national boundaries. Not often enough do we emphasis the globalization of responsibility. In this world where modern information and communications technology has put all of us in easy reach of one another, we do again share the responsibility for being the proverbial keeper of our brother or sister. Where globalization means, as it so often does, that the rich and powerful now have new means to further enrich and empower themselves at the cost of the poorer and weaker, we have a responsibility to protest in the name of universal freedom. Globalization opens up the marvelous opportunities for human beings across the globe to share with one another, and to share with greater equity in the advances of science, technology and industries. To allow it to have the opposite effect is to threaten freedom in the longer term. - Nelson Mandela Question 1 of 50 Nelson Mandela says that globalization usually means: On disrupting traditional cultures. increasing the gap between the rich and the poor. making the economy more efficient. OO promoting human rights. Question 2 of 50 Mandela also says that globalization is a marvelous opportunity to: O enrich our own bank accounts. O extend the influence of our government. O share scientific and technological advances. spread the word of God.