We had a sub today...

Today in class we had a sub, so we took notes by ourselves. We took notes on globalization. Globalization is a force that involves the entire world and results in making something world-wide in scope. Globalization is also a process in which business or other organizations develop international influences or start operating on an international scale. Lastly, globalization is the act of extending to other parts of the world. Globalization can be manufacturing world wide development. This has resulted in loss of individual cultural identities. When talking about globalization, it doesn't mean shrinking in size, but in person object or idea to interact with a person. A lot of the material that we have at the United States is manufactured overseas because they pay their workers cheaper. They also live a less expensive life and have more workers so they are able to pay them cheaper. So, that is what we did in human geography class today with our substitute Anthony Davidson.(Aka to most students, doctor Davidson)

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