Contemporary Society Has Done Enough to Respond to the Legacies of Historical Globalization

Criteria: What actions have actually been taken to cope with the heritage of historical globalization? How to deal with these effects of historical globalization? What has changed since then? Nothing has changed. Position: We do not agree that there are many reasons why modern society has made sufficient efforts to deal with the heritage of historical globalization. Reason: Some of the reasons for this inaccuracy, although society has improved since the historical era, there are still many problems in society, it is a perfect world and repair all defects It is far from that.

How well does modern society correspond to the heritage of historical globalization? In Romeo Daler's book "Shake hands with devils", he discussed whether globalization had a positive impact on our society. I agree with Romeo D'Ares that we should inherit the heritage of globalization and that it should be accepted into the world around us. Darrea said that everyone should be equal and that someone should not be placed on a single person. Many knowledge and ideas are also culture of each country, and are playing together. I am convinced that the legacy of past and present globalization should be accepted into our society today thanks to multiculturalism, multinational corporations, media and technology.

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