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asambeis [7]
3 years ago
8

Someone please can me. Where it’s day how have developed western countries affected non-western

History
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Answer:

Developed western countries greatly affected non-western countries.

Explanation:

Developed western countries greatly affected non-western by introducing their culture, products and technology in non-western countries. The non-western countries adopt the culture of these developed western countries in order to be developed nations. Colonization of western countries such as England, United States etc introduced many traditions and cultural practices in the country where they made colonies. They introduced new technologies as well as government system which also used in present time in that non-western countries.

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