Globally Updated

In this period the invention of writing and the wheel were great social and technological boosts that moved globalization to a new level.

• The Prehistoric Period (10000 BCE-3500 BCE)

• The Pre-modern Period (3500 BCE- 1500 CE)

• The Modern Period (1750-1970)

• The Early Modern Period (1500-1750)

This is considered as one principal driver of globalization.

• goods

• technology

• capital

• profit

This refers to the extensive development of economic relations across the globe as a result of technology and the enormous flow of capital that has stimulated trade in both sources and goods

• Political dimension

• Religious dimension

• Economic dimension

• Ideological dimension

The period of leap in the history of globalization

• The Prehistoric Period (10000 BCE-3500 BCE)

• The Pre-modern Period (3500 BCE- 1500 CE)

• The Modern Period (1750-1970)

• The Contemporary Period (from 1970 to present)

This process has effects on the environment, on culture, on political systems, on economic development and prosperity, and on human physical well-being in societies around the world; this is about growing worldwide connectivity.

• Globalization

• Globalism

• Technology

• Cultural dimension

TRUE OR FALSE: During the Prehistoric Period, globalization was severely limited

• TRUE

• FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE: Social justice ensures a basic equity in how both the burden and the goods of society are distributed and that ensures that every person enjoys a basically equal moral and legal standing apart from differences in wealth, privilege, talent and achievements

• TRUE

• FALSE

which of the following does not belong to principles that summarizes the teaching of Roman Catholic?

• Solidarity

• Justice

• Integral Humanism

• Commitment to government

It is part of _______ dimension in which are the dominant cultural characteristics of our age and the drive for economic success stimulated by the internet and other technological devices circulate much more easily than they did in earlier periods.

• Individualism and religious

• Individualism and consumerism

• Consumerism and culture

• Culture and religious

It empires generated and directed the extensive flow of culture.

• Religion

• Media

• Technology

• Globalism