Globalization and Modernization
Across
- 1. Interconnected global trade and digital systems.
- 6. Socio-economic culture driven by excessive buying.
- 8. Mutual dependence between nations for resources.
- 10. Transition from traditional to rational, industrial society.
- 13. Instant sharing of global messages and media.
- 15. Economic gap between urban and rural areas.
- 16. Practical tools and machinery built from science.
- 17. Belief in human control over nature via science.
- 18. Pre-modern customs, beliefs, and lifestyles.
- 19. Movement of population from villages to cities.
- 23. Blending of distinct local cultures into one global norm.
- 25. Replacing human labor with automated machines.
Down
- 2. Adoption of Western culture, trends, and values.
- 3. Shared beliefs, arts, and lifestyle of a group.
- 4. Channels like TV and social networks spreading news.
- 5. Sociologist who defined modern personality traits.
- 7. Systems for moving goods and people globally.
- 9. Adapting global products to fit local culture.
- 11. Global connection of societies and economies
- 12. Relating to computer or internet technology.
- 14. Corporations operating across multiple nations.
- 20. Creation of new devices, tools, or methods.
- 21. Advancement based on individual ability rather than family status.
- 22. Author who framed Globalization 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0.
- 24. National system of money, trade, and industry.