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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

BATTLE IN SEATTLE

  • (WTO) was held in Seattle in Washington, this meeting was protested by thousands of people opposed to globalization.
  • This relates to political.

POWERFUL PEPPERS

  • Today food in Korea and many parts of china are often spicy.They get their spicy from chili peppers.
  • This relates to Social.
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GLOBALIZATION IN HISTORY

  • Ancient Greek culture, for instance, spread across much of southwestern Asia, northern Africa, and southern Europe.
  • It relates to Intellectual.
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COMMUNICATION

  • Today news and information zips instantly around the world on the internet. People can read information about foreign countries as easily as they read about their local news.
  • This relates to Social.
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TRAVEL

  • Each year, millions of people move from one country to another in search of work. Sometimes, these migrant workers travel a short distance, such as between the Mexican state of Sonora and the U.S. state of California.
  • This relates to Social.

POPULAR CULTURE

  • People in the United States enjoy listening to Mexican music and reading Japanese comic books. American soap operas are popular in Israel.
  • This relates to Social.

ECONOMY

  • International trade is vital to the economies of most countries around the world. American software companies, such as Microsoft, rely on international trade to make large profits.
  • It relates to Economy.

POLITICS

  • Because people, money, and computerized information move so easily around the globe, countries are increasingly working together to fight crime.
  • This relates to politics.
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PROS OF GLOBALIZATION.

  • Globalization, Silk Road, Industrial Revolution,Communication,Travel, popular culture, and Economics.

CONS OF GLOBALIZATION

  • Battle in Seattle,Outsourcing, "Mc world", Colonization, and Colombian Exchange.