What factors that led to globalization in the 21st century?

Answer 1

1: India benefited from having very strong trade relations with Western countries such as England during the mid to late part of the last Millennium. This allowed for the Indian people to develop an education and social system similar to the West.

2: India's export business made it a resource for trade during this time, having resources which were treasured by Western countries and allowed the country to have marketable materials that other countries needed, facilitating the trade mentioned in 1, to create it as an 'emerging' country for the better part of the later part of last Millennium.

3: India's culture and religious beliefs, while different than the West, were amicable towards a progressive approach towards sharing information and the betterment of their culture, similar to that of China and Japan. This is in contrast to other isolationist cultures which created an aggressive and hostile approach to other cultures in other areas.

4: India's large population provides a great workforce for production, providing cheaper labor which prospers as an emerging nation.

5: Being a coastal and moderate temperature country, the landscape of the country allows for the development of larger populations (4) and trade (1 and 2) to blossom, unlike countries like Russia where coastal areas limit trade and climates limit growth.

Answer 2

1: India benefited from having very strong trade relations with Western countries such as England during the mid to late part of the last Millennium. This allowed for the Indian people to develop an education and social system similar to the West.

2: India's export business made it a resource for trade during this time, having resources which were treasured by Western countries and allowed the country to have marketable materials that other countries needed, facilitating the trade mentioned in 1, to create it as an 'emerging' country for the better part of the later part of last Millennium.

3: India's culture and religious beliefs, while different than the West, were amicable towards a progressive approach towards sharing information and the betterment of their culture, similar to that of China and Japan. This is in contrast to other isolationist cultures which created an aggressive and hostile approach to other cultures in other areas.

4: India's large population provides a great workforce for production, providing cheaper labor which prospers as an emerging nation.

5: Being a coastal and moderate temperature country, the landscape of the country allows for the development of larger populations (4) and trade (1 and 2) to blossom, unlike countries like Russia where coastal areas limit trade and climates limit growth