<span>- loss of traditional religion (people get so caught up in what's new and better that they lose that connection they have with religion)
- loss of traditional cultural practices (they lose their connection with their culture)
- loss of traditional gender roles (as more women get educated as a part of that globalization, people begin to realize that women aren't all that different from men. Women also start going to work and work outside of home) </span>
If we witness events in a frame of reference moving past us, time appears to be stretched out (dilated), and the observer at rest (relative to the moving object) would observe the moving object to be shorter in length<span>.
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When considering human history we see that "long-run sustainable"
growth in real per capital GDP generally did not occur before the beginning of the 19th century "<span>but now exists in many countries around the world".</span>
Economic growth or Financial development is commonly estimated as the change in per-capita Gross Domestic product (GDP). Supported long term financial development at a positive rate is a genuinely later phenomenon in mankind's history, a large portion of it having happened over the most recent 200 years.
<span>Of course. The religious and cultural practices of any civilisation are associated with that civilisation</span>
