The document discusses various topics related to global politics, economics and current events. It identifies key figures like Ken Saro-Wiwa who protested oil company practices in Nigeria. It asks questions about the Arab Spring uprisings in countries like Yemen, the Eurozone debt crisis impact on credit ratings, and political systems like capitalism. Other questions reference people like Carlos Slim, the richest man in 2011, BRICS nations, the Falkland Islands conflict and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Broad concepts around sharing economies, civic rights activists, democracy movements and proposed internet regulation laws are also addressed.

1. A new World Order

2. 1.Identify

3. 2.The pin-up poster for which
movement?

4. 3.Identify the corporate X
• In the 1990s tensions arose between the native Ogoni
people of the Niger Delta and X. The concerns of the locals
were that very little of the money earned from X’s business
on their land was getting to the people who live there, and
the environmental damages caused by X’s practices.In 1993
the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People
(MOSOP) organized large protests against X and the
government, often occupying the refineries. SThe Nigerian
government raided their villages and arrested some of the
protest leaders. Some of these arrested protesters, Ken
Saro-Wiwa being the most prominent, were later executed,
against widespread international opposition from the
human rights organisations

5. Identify country Y and the revolution X
which has largely run underground
• The anonymous call for a X' in Y’s major cities was
made online, first on the Boxun.com website, run
by overseas dissidents, and then on Twitter.The
initial call for protest began on 19 February 2011
when 12 to 13 cities were suggested. The
Boxun.com appeal called for protests to take
place each weekend, arguing that "sustained
action will show the government that its people
expect accountability and transparency that
doesn't exist under the current autocratic system

6. 5.
• Which European country was stripped of its
AAA credit rating – a fallout of the Eurozone
debt crisis

7. 6.
• The terminology is taken from architectural
analogy, where a column pillar is beneath the
(often stylized) head capital, which is also a
biological analog of the body as subservient
beneath the controlling head (with 'capital'
coming from the Latin caput, meaning 'head').
Which form of political territory I am talking
about?

8. 7.She is the female counterpart of Uncle Sam
and personifies America. What is she called?

9. 8.Lebanese by descent, Mexican by birth.
Identify the world’s richest person in 2011

10. 9.
• As India’s economy falters, which country is
tipped to replace India in the BRICS nation?

11. 10
• Which 2 countries are engaged in a diplomatic
and an imminent military war over their claim
to the Falkland islands?

12. 11.The members(dark blue) and observers(light
blue) of which alliance?

13. 12
• Voted as one of Time’s top 10 disruptive ideas,
this economic model refers to the
sharing,bartering and pooling of resources,
limiting consumerism and conserving
resources. Identify the phrase

14. 13.She is called the first lady of civic rights in US.
Identify

15. 14.The flag is associated with the democratic
movement in which country

16. 15
• IKEA put off its plans to open stores in India
after the 100% FDI in single brand retail was
announced. Why

17. 16
• The pair of legislations proposed by US
Congress to check internet piracy have been
widely condemned by internet companies and
individuals and seen as a clamp on human
rights. Name then

18. 17
• Conspiracy Theory refers to a totalitarian one-
world- government superseding sovereign
national states. Identify