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Identify six examples of globalization and/or cultural diffusion. You should include one example for each of the

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The globalization is a process that has connected pretty much the whole world and has contributed to diffusion on all sorts of levels.

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The globalization is a process that started off much earlier than most people think, it can actually be traced back to the Age of Discovery. Over time, the globalization was becoming stronger and stronger, and especially during the 20th and 21st centuries in managed to spread out around the whole world. With the spread of globalization, diffusion of all sorts occurred around the world.

A social aspect of the globalization or rather the cultural diffusion is the red cross/red moon organizations that help the people in need.
A political aspect is the spreading out of democracy.
A religious example is the spreading of the Christianity around the world.
Intellectual aspect can be the acceptance of the theory of evolution.
Technological aspect is the internet that managed to contribute the most to connecting the people.
An economic example is the market economy type that spread out in most of the world.

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