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    LESSON 1 – GLOBAL DIVIDES

    GLOBAL DIVIDES
     In global divides, there are first, second, and third world.

    FIRST WORLD
     Western capitalist, rich, industrialized countries
     Examples:
     US, Canada, Western Europe, and developed
    parts of Asia

    SECOND WORLD
     Soviet Union and its allies

    THIRD WORLD
     Alfred Sauvy
     Coined the term “Third World”
     It is a catchall term for non-alliance countries and/or
    impoverished states.

    NORTH AND SOUTH DIVIDES


     Coined term for socio-economic and political organization
    of countries.
     Global North
     First World or Developed Countries
     Global South
     Third World or Developing Countries
     The Caribbean, Latin America, South America,
    Africa, and parts of Asia (3rd World Countries)
     Global North and Global South are a way for countries in
    the south to make a stand about the common issues,
    problems, and even causes in order to have equality all
    throughout the world.
     The differences between them are shaped by migration
    and globalization.

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