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__**Multi-structural thinking - Do some research to find out the following:**__

1. What is Trade?

2. What kinds of things are traded?


 * __Relational__**


 * __Explain:__**

3. How can trade involve more than one country?

4. Why do people and /or countries trade with one another?

__**Extended Abstract**__

5. How does international trade work?

6. How do tariffs work?

7. What are the benefits of selling raw materials? (i.e. seeds such as coffee, bananas, cocoa, cotton)

8. YOUR RESEARCH

Choose one product which is either a raw material or a manufactured product and research the following aspects of the product:


 * where it is grown and who are the producers of these goods around the world?;
 * what countries are producers of this product?
 * what are the problems associated with selling raw materials and manufactured goods made from the original product.
 * what are the problems associated with manufactured goods;


 * THINKING**


 * 1) Should Trade be 'free ' or 'fair'?
 * 2) Are some rules necessary? Labour rules? Environmental rules? What happens to these under 'free trade'?
 * 3) What happens to a countries right to make their own rules?
 * 4) Some countries force rules on other countries that they often do not adhere to themselves- i.e.: through the World Trade Organisation
 * 5) Why do you think this happens? Investigate the way the US trade compared to the beliefs they espouse

**The Chernobyl disaster was** the worst nuclear accident in history. It occurred on April 1986, at the Chernobyl nuclear power station in the Ukraine. The staff started a test of the plant’s emergency electrical power supply. A power surge caused fuel in the reactor to overheat, resulting in a steam and fire explosion.

The explosion produced a radioactive cloud more that 1,000 meters in height, and radioactive substances spread over parts of what are now Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus. Winds carried the radioactive material into northern and central Europe.

It was reported that 31 people died from radiation sickness or burns and that more than 200 others were seriously injured. //Fallout// radioactive material from the accident has caused a number of health and environmental problems.

Children who were exposed to fallout experienced an increased rate of thyroid cancer, and cleanup workers suffered skin diseases, respiratory ailments, and heart problems.

Have you heard of nuclear power, I bet you have. but if you haven’t ill tell you right now. Nuclear power is pretty much splitting a atom. It sounds easy but believe me splitting a atom - isn’t so easy .Theres only a few people in the would that knows how to split a atom.