Evidence of travel, use of technology, and evidence of globalization, proves people are traveling more and globalization started in the 1940's.
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Beginning of Globalization
Globalization doesn't have an official starting date or locations but evidence proves it was after World War II, as the text states, "One view states that globalization cannot be backdated past the late 1940s, the post-war era when the United States established itself as the most powerful country in the world" (Investopedia). Globalization's history is unclear but with gathered evidence it proves that globalization began in the 1940's and more than likely in developed countries. -
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Definition
Globalization is a key factor in our world in today's date, as the text states, "The process by which business or other organizations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale" (Oxford dictionary). On an international scale businesses ask other manufacturers from around the world to produce their product. Then the business asking the manufacturer will produce those goods for a cheaper price because of cheaper wage. -
Growth of Globalization
Globalization has grown, but how? As the text states, "Air travel is pretty cheap...It's relatively easy and inexpensive to stay in touch with relatives living far away...Remittances are now a huge driver of economic growth in the developing world" (John Green). With cheaper prices and technology people are traveling a lot more. Traveling prices have dropped tremendously to make it affordable for all. Also technology has improved with apps like Skype to stay connected and see each other. -
Examples of Globalization
In the United States some examples of globalization is farming, electronics, stores, and etc., these are examples because food is sent to other countries, electronics are made and sold, and stores because they sell all of the products from globalization.
In the world the examples are mostly the same and are sent all over the world.
