Unit+10-11+Formative+Assessment

by a series of brand names, globalization has redefined how nations and their peoples interact in the post-Second World War culture. Globalization, in addition to its economic implications, has more ramifications to its structure. Not only do nations relate on economic levels, they also trade in culture. Note on the image above, the "MTV" symbol. || perspective, Imperialism, as it has been discussed in class was a process by which greater nations overtake weaker ones, through political intimidation, military violence, or economic superiority. It resulted in a stratified relationship between the greater and lesser countries that led to, and were at the basic level, equalized by the 2 World Wars. || born from Imperialism, Colonization was the manifestation of that stratified relationships between the Imperial Powers (United States, Great Britain, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Russia, Japan, the Netherlands, China.) Laws and administration of colonies differed according to each Imperial Power. Certain ones, like Portugal, had policies that approach benevolence, such as offering citizenship to their colonial subjects. Japan on the other hand subjugated their Asian neighbors by forcing them to assume Japanese names and speak the Japanese language in all facets of their life. In all cases, each Imperial Power had a cruel streak in one way, shape or form. Colonization, then, explains the stratified global society we see in the relationships between Northern and Southern cultures. ||
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 * Globalization:** Represented in this picture
 * Imperialism:** Represented from the American
 * Colonization:** As the political structure that was

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