The Journey of Everyday Products
Students will investigate the global supply chains of everyday items, from clothing to electronics, and the countries involved in their production.
Key Questions
- Trace the journey of a piece of clothing from its raw materials to the shop.
- Explain how different countries contribute to the production of a single item.
- Assess the environmental and social impacts of global manufacturing.
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