Globalization's History Quiz

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What significant factor has contributed to the interconnectedness of human societies throughout history?

  • Increase in population density
  • Global policies on trade
  • Technological advancements in communication
  • Movement of people and goods (correct)

Which of the following was NOT a method through which globalization has developed historically?

  • Migration in search of work
  • Travel for knowledge and spiritual fulfillment
  • Coastal trade linking various civilizations
  • Government treaties between countries (correct)

What form of currency was commonly used between the Maldives and other regions as early as 3000 BCE?

  • Silver ingots
  • Bartering
  • Gold coins
  • Cowries (correct)

When tracing the history of globalization, which century shows the noticeable long-distance spread of disease-carrying germs?

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Which group of travelers historically contributed to the spread of ideas and goods across regions?

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Flashcards

Globalization's History

Globalization, while prominent in the last 50 years, has roots in long-distance trade, migration, and the exchange of goods, ideas, and diseases over centuries.

Ancient Trade Networks

Ancient societies engaged in extensive trade, with connections spanning continents like the Indus Valley to West Asia and the Maldives to China.

Historical Exchange

Historical interactions fostered the movement of goods, money, skills, ideas, inventions, and, unfortunately, diseases.

Early Globalization

Economic and cultural exchanges spanning great distances existed in ancient times, evidenced by trade routes' and the spread of diseases.

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Transmission of Disease

Historically, disease transmission across distances, like the spread of germs and diseases, illustrates global interconnection.

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Long-Distance Travel

People traveled for trade, knowledge, spirituality, and to escape persecution, moving goods and ideas between locations.

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Study Notes

Globalization's History

  • Globalization, though a recent economic system, has a long historical foundation built on trade, migration, and movement of capital.
  • Human societies have steadily become more interconnected throughout history.
  • Early travelers, traders, priests, and pilgrims traversed vast distances, carrying goods, money, ideas, and diseases.
  • Evidence of extensive trade existed as early as 3000 BCE, linking the Indus valley with West Asia.
  • Cowries, used as currency, were traded over vast distances, from the Maldives to China and East Africa.
  • The spread of diseases also highlights long-distance interconnectedness, evident by the 7th century.

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