20 Websites to Help WIth Social 10
http://social10globalization.blogspot.com/2009/09/to-what-extent-should-globalization.html
This website describes someones personal opinion on their beliefs of how social globalization has drastically impacted the identities of Canadians. For example, they mentioned something about how it seems like we have gotten to the point where we take the conveniences globalization offers for granted.
http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/en/article/globalization/
This website I found exceptionally helpful! It explained things like what globalization is exactly and the elements of it, when globalization has taken place in Canadian history, and finally the globalization debate in Canada. A fun fact from the website is that the term globalization likely became a thing in the 1960s, and after being a huge term that was very commonly used in the 1990s.
http://www.timetoast.com/timelines/legacies-of-historical-globalization-in-canada (timeline)
This website may not have a ton of words on it, but it sure does have a lot of information. It clearly shows legacies of historical globalization in Canada on a neat timeline. The early 1800s was a busy time being that Beothuk civilization becomes extinct, Metis trade fur independently, and finally Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company merge.
http://monthlyreview.org/2001/06/01/imperialism-and-globalization
Another very informative website! I love the fact it has the cold, hard facts and doesn’t have a ton of excess words. This website explains imperialism and globalization very, very well. It very clearly defines each stage of the imperialist conquest of the planet by the Europeans and their North American children which was carried out in two phases and as the website mentioned, is perhaps entering a third.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globalization
This website doesn’t have a ton of useful information but a few very key points are mentioned. It explains what globalization is in detail, such as how it
This website describes someones personal opinion on their beliefs of how social globalization has drastically impacted the identities of Canadians. For example, they mentioned something about how it seems like we have gotten to the point where we take the conveniences globalization offers for granted.
http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/en/article/globalization/
This website I found exceptionally helpful! It explained things like what globalization is exactly and the elements of it, when globalization has taken place in Canadian history, and finally the globalization debate in Canada. A fun fact from the website is that the term globalization likely became a thing in the 1960s, and after being a huge term that was very commonly used in the 1990s.
http://www.timetoast.com/timelines/legacies-of-historical-globalization-in-canada (timeline)
This website may not have a ton of words on it, but it sure does have a lot of information. It clearly shows legacies of historical globalization in Canada on a neat timeline. The early 1800s was a busy time being that Beothuk civilization becomes extinct, Metis trade fur independently, and finally Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company merge.
http://monthlyreview.org/2001/06/01/imperialism-and-globalization
Another very informative website! I love the fact it has the cold, hard facts and doesn’t have a ton of excess words. This website explains imperialism and globalization very, very well. It very clearly defines each stage of the imperialist conquest of the planet by the Europeans and their North American children which was carried out in two phases and as the website mentioned, is perhaps entering a third.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globalization
This website doesn’t have a ton of useful information but a few very key points are mentioned. It explains what globalization is in detail, such as how it