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    Globalization is defined as the process of transferring knowledge, cultures, and traditions around the world. Examples of globalization include food items like pizza, sushi, and peanut butter that originated in other countries but are now commonly found worldwide. Many popular brands such as Adidas, Nike, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton have also spread globally. Holidays and traditions from various cultures are additionally examples of globalization. International trade is a key part of globalization, with countries importing items like fuel oils, cars, and medical supplies while exporting goods like wines, fruits, and metals.

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    Globalization: Names: Isidora Soto, Pedro Peña Grade: 2° Medio. Subject: English. Date: 15/03/2023

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    GLOBALIZATION

    Names: Isidora Soto, Pedro Peña


    Grade: 2° medio.
    Subject: English.
    Date: 15/03/2023
    DEFINITION AND EXAMPLES

    • Definition: The globalization is a process of transfer knowledge, cultures, traditions, among others to
    different parts of the world.

    • Examples: Different brands of clothes, cars, or products are an example of globalization because they´re
    originally from another country or continent.
    FOOD
    • Tortillas

    • Pizza

    • Sushi

    • Kuchen

    • Peanut butter
    • Oreos

    • Spaghetti

    • Lasagna

    • Rice

    • Hamburger
    BRANDS

    • Adidas

    • Nike

    • Maui & Sons

    • Vans

    • Converse
    • Gucci

    • Louis Vuitton

    • Prada

    • Rolex

    • Chanel
    TRADITIONS
    • Halloween

    • Thanksgiving day

    • Easter

    • San Patrick´s day

    • February 14th
    IMPORTATION
    • Distillate fuel oils

    • Cars

    • Pharmaceutical products

    • Medical instruments

    • Iron and Steel


    EXPORTATION
    • Wines

    • Cherrys

    • Deshydrated apple

    • Blueberrys

    • Grapes

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