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    This document contains a student's responses to two critical thinking questions about globalization and the global war on terror. In response to the first question, the student agrees that an intense global war on terror would become more important over time if civil disturbances like those in Syria, Yemen and Libya continue, as this could lead to a dropping global economy, difficulty controlling people, and panic, chaos and rebellion. In response to the second question, the student agrees with Margaret Thatcher's statement that there is no alternative to adjusting to globalization, as governments, societies, politicians and economists have no choice but to adapt to its existence and development.

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    This document contains a student's responses to two critical thinking questions about globalization and the global war on terror. In response to the first question, the student agrees that an intense global war on terror would become more important over time if civil disturbances like those in Syria, Yemen and Libya continue, as this could lead to a dropping global economy, difficulty controlling people, and panic, chaos and rebellion. In response to the second question, the student agrees with Margaret Thatcher's statement that there is no alternative to adjusting to globalization, as governments, societies, politicians and economists have no choice but to adapt to its existence and development.

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    This document contains a student's responses to two critical thinking questions about globalization and the global war on terror. In response to the first question, the student agrees that an intense global war on terror would become more important over time if civil disturbances like those in Syria, Yemen and Libya continue, as this could lead to a dropping global economy, difficulty controlling people, and panic, chaos and rebellion. In response to the second question, the student agrees with Margaret Thatcher's statement that there is no alternative to adjusting to globalization, as governments, societies, politicians and economists have no choice but to adapt to its existence and development.

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    ACTIVITY NO.

    2 CHAPTER 2 MARKET GLOBALISM

    Name: Enrile, Juevyllee Azshley B. Prof.


    Course/Year/Section: BSCS4A Date:

    Answer the following in pg.25 and take a picture then submit in our google classroom
    Activity 2.2 
    Critical Thinking Questions. Answer the following questions. Rubric for essay activity is provided in the
    appendix of this reference.

    1. How do you perceive the idea of claim 6 that if global war on terror turns out to be an intense engagement, it
    would become actually more important over time? Recall 9/11 tragedy, the gulf war between iraq and kuwait.
    The civil disturbances in syria, yemen, and libya. If these will continue, would you agree on the premise?
    - If global war on terror turns out to be an intense engagement, yes it will become actually more important
    over time because if the said example above continues the global economic will drop and the control for the
    people will be difficult that will leads to panic, chaos and rebellion.

    2. Do you agree with the statement of former british prime minister margaret thatcher that 'there is no alternative'
    which means governments, the society, politician and economists, have to adjust to the coming or existence of
    globalization?
    - Yes. Governments, political parties, and social movements had no choice but to 'adjust' to the inevitability
    of globalization.

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