Question to answer 1-6 pg 392

1.)Global citizenship is the idea that all people have rights and civic responsibilities that come
with being a member of the world, with whole-world philosophy and sensibilities, rather than as
a citizen of a particular nation or place.
2.) That there is such a thing as an emerging world community with which people can identify;
and that such a community has an emerging set of values and practices.
3.) Poverty is the foremost challenge that we face in the new millennium.
4.) Peace is what they have been advocating for the past 70 years. Peace with other countries
and even inside there countries with its people.
5.) An emerging world community with which people can identify and that community has a
developing set of values and practices.
6.) Learn about the stuff you buy. Look, for the time being, we live in a capitalist's world.
*Travel sustainably
*Volunteer locally
*Donate, but donate smart
*Read everything you possibly can
*Get involved in politics.

Question to answer pg 395 1-10

1.)Environmental Children's Organisation E.C.O. The goal of her group is to make a difference.
2.) She makes comparison of losing her future to an election or losing a few points on stock
market.
3.) Death of countless animals across the planet because of loss of habitation.
4.) The four points that she posits concerning the inability of the adults to adress the problems
of the world is that they don't know how to fix the holes in the ozone layer, they don't know how
to bring salmon back up a dead stream, they don't know how to bring back an animal now
extinict and they can't bring back forest that once grew where there is now desert.
5.) She appeals that If you don't know how to fix something don't break it or ruin it.
6.) In their country they make so much waste, they buy and throw away, buy and throw away,
and yet northern countries will not share with the needy. Even when they have more than
enough, they are afraid to lose some of their wealth, afraid to share.
7.)She was shocked to see some children living on the streets and hungry.
8.) If they just spent money on solving poverty instead of doing wars.
9.) That it's hypocrisy to teach them what not to do yet they do what they taught her not to do.
10.) A challenge for the grown-ups to show what true love really means. For me true love means
walking the talk because works speak louder than words.