Globalization: 1900 to Today

A process that decreases interaction and integration among people, organizations, and governments worldwide.

A process driven primarily by isolationist policies and national protectionism.

A process of interaction and integration among people, organizations, and governments worldwide.

A process that solely focuses on cultural exchange, ignoring economic and technological factors.

Increased isolationism

Decreased international trade

Capitalism and democracy

Strict regulation of technology

Promoting environmental activism.

Regulating international trade.

Providing humanitarian aid.

Enforcing human rights laws.

They led to a decrease in international travel.

They had no significant impact on global security measures.

They led to increased global security measures.

They resulted in the disbandment of the United Nations.

The Spanish Flu had a greater impact on global security, while AIDS primarily affected economic systems.

The Spanish Flu primarily affected developed nations, while AIDS disproportionately impacted developing nations.

The Spanish Flu spread more rapidly and infected a larger percentage of the global population in a shorter time compared to AIDS.

The Spanish Flu led to significant environmental degradation, while AIDS did not have any environmental consequences.

To fight bacterial infections

To increase agricultural output

To improve air travel

To enhance communication technologies

It decreased the speed of shipping goods.

It made shipping more expensive and less efficient.

It revolutionized shipping and global trade by making it faster and more efficient.

It had no significant impact on global trade.

It uniformly improved environmental conditions and increased food production.

It decreased food production while improving environmental conditions.

It increased food production but also had negative environmental consequences.

It had no impact on food production or environmental conditions.

Preservation of rainforests

Decreased carbon emissions

Climate change

Reduction in pollution

Globalization has led to decreased deforestation due to increased environmental awareness.

Globalization has no impact on deforestation rates.

Deforestation drives globalization by creating new trade routes.

Globalization drives deforestation through agriculture and industrialization.