Feb 9 2026 Globalization - Impact On Workers - 121 & 122 & NEED for Oil vs. End of Oil - Netflix

Silent Re-Reading of page 120 (The Impact On Workers) 121 & 122.

Answer  Q: Historical Perspective Page 122. 

Answer Q 5: Recall, Reflect & Respond Page 122

Discussion.

Garment Workers Still Exploited 10 Years After Rana Plaza Collapse

Next - Back to Globalization - Consumption - Product 

Creation/Transportation and the NEED for Oil regarding More Developed Countries and their dependance on oil (finite resource). 

Show: Explained Season 3 - (Chess) The End of Oil - Netflix. 24 min




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