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Stuff Every World Citizen Scout Should Know

Practice facts for the Citizenship in the World merit badge. Not an official Scouting America credential.

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  1. What does being a good world citizen mainly require?
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    Understanding and appreciating other people's values and traditions. World citizenship grows from understanding and appreciating the values, traditions, and concerns of people in other countries.

  2. What does global citizenship mean about your identity?
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    It goes beyond geography and political borders. Global citizenship is a form of transnationality where identity transcends geography or political borders.

  3. Where do global citizenship rights and responsibilities come from?
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    Membership in a global class of humanity. Global citizenship holds that rights and responsibilities derive from membership in a broader global class of humanity.

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  1. What does being a good world citizen mainly require?
  2. What does global citizenship mean about your identity?
  3. Where do global citizenship rights and responsibilities come from?
  4. Does global citizenship mean giving up your own nationality?
  5. Which term means much the same as world citizen?
  6. What does global citizenship education aim to prepare students for?
  7. According to Audrey Osler, education for living in an interdependent world is what?
  8. In global citizenship education, what does worldmindedness mean?
  9. What did Diogenes of Sinope reportedly call himself?
  10. What does the Tamil phrase Yadhum oore yaavarum kelir mean?
  11. What statement did the World Values Survey include starting in 2005?
  12. People high in global citizenship also tend to be high in what?
  13. What do people high in global human identification care more about?
  14. What document did the UN General Assembly adopt on 10 December 1948?
  15. What does Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights say about people?
  16. What right does Article 13(2) of the Declaration protect?
  17. What did Thomas Paine declare about his country?
  18. What did Albert Einstein call nationalism?
  19. What did the Bahá'í founder proclaim about the Earth?
  20. What is the hallmark of world citizenship described in the Bahá'í concept paper?
  21. What does mundialization mean for a city?
  22. Which small French city was the first to be officially mundialised?
  23. What did Bhikhu Parekh argue about global citizenship as actual world government membership?
  24. What alternative does Parekh suggest instead of world government membership?
  25. What does the rule of law mean according to A. V. Dicey?
  26. What does the U.S. Declaration of Independence say governments derive their powers from?
  27. What does the Declaration of Independence call Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness?
  28. What does the Declaration of Independence say about all men?
  29. What is the World Service Authority known for selling?
  30. What does the Global Education First Initiative relate to?
  31. What does global citizenship education often supersede or overarch?
  32. What does the critical and transformative perspective on GCED require students to do?
  33. What is the second strand of GCED according to Pike and Selby?
  34. What does the Holistic Understanding perspective focus on?
  35. What does the psychological Sense of Global Community scale measure?
  36. What personality trait is linked with high global citizenship?
  37. What predicts global citizenship identification in Reysen and Katzarska-Miller's model?
  38. What is one prosocial outcome of global citizenship identification?
  39. What did the 2019 review cover?
  40. What can absentee ballots allow expatriates to do?
  41. What did the Universal Declaration of Human Rights arise after?
  42. What does Article 2 of the Declaration say about rights?
  43. What does the Identification with All Humanity scale ask about?
  44. What is the main job of an ambassador?
  45. What is the purpose of a passport for international travel?
  46. What does a visa generally allow a traveler to do?
  47. What is an embassy's main role for its home country?
  48. What does a consul typically help with?
  49. What does the U.S. State Department mainly handle?
  50. What is the role of the United Nations?
  51. What does UNICEF focus on helping? 🔒
  52. What does the World Health Organization work on? 🔒
  53. What is the International Court of Justice also called? 🔒
  54. What does Interpol help countries do? 🔒
  55. What is the World Organization of the Scout Movement? 🔒
  56. What does Amnesty International work to protect? 🔒
  57. What does the Red Cross and Red Crescent movement help with? 🔒
  58. What does CARE International focus on? 🔒
  59. What is the European Union? 🔒
  60. What does international law mainly govern? 🔒
  61. How can international law help resolve conflicts? 🔒
  62. What is a treaty? 🔒
  63. What does free trade usually mean? 🔒
  64. What is a tariff? 🔒
  65. Why must countries cooperate for world trade to thrive? 🔒
  66. What does an exchange rate tell you? 🔒
  67. What is the balance of payments about? 🔒
  68. What is a constitutional government based on? 🔒
  69. What is one common type of government in the world today? 🔒
  70. What does a country's national interest usually include? 🔒
  71. How can a country's geography affect its economy? 🔒
  72. What does the Bureau of Global Public Affairs do? 🔒
  73. What does the U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service help with? 🔒
  74. What does the U.S. State Department website help people learn about? 🔒
  75. What can visiting with a Scout from another country teach you? 🔒
  76. What is a World Scout Jamboree? 🔒