Question

14 multiple choice 1 point
how did the protests against globalization end in the 1990s?
○ companies ceased overseas operations.
○ nafta was overturned.
○ the united states implemented tariffs.
○ protesters turned to violence.
clear my selection
15 multiple choice 1 point
what benefit did globalization bring to developing nations?
○ reduced labor costs for corporations
○ lower tariffs for importing american goods
○ none of these
○ higher literacy rates
clear my selection

Explanation:

Question 14

To determine how protests against globalization ended in the 1990s, we analyze each option:

• "Companies ceased overseas operations" is incorrect as globalization led to more overseas operations, not a cessation.
• "NAFTA was overturned" is incorrect; NAFTA was implemented and not overturned in the 1990s.
• "The United States implemented tariffs" is not a direct result of anti - globalization protests ending.
• "Protesters turned to violence" is correct. During the 1990s, anti - globalization protests, like those at the 1999 WTO meeting in Seattle, saw protesters engaging in violent actions, which marked a significant turn in how the protests played out.

To find the benefit of globalization for developing nations:

• "Reduced labor costs for corporations" is a benefit for corporations, not developing nations.
• "Lower tariffs for importing American goods" is more of a trade - related benefit but not a core or typical benefit of globalization for developing nations in terms of their overall development.
• "Higher literacy rates" is incorrect as globalization's direct link to literacy rates in developing nations is not a primary or well - established benefit in this context. So the correct option is "none of these".

Answer:

D. Protesters turned to violence.

Question 15