Economy, asked by 10yashsengartilakglo, 8 days ago

what about the early phase of globalisation

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Answered by xXMsSuchana05Xx

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Transition 1: Modern humans leave Africa; Phase 1 begins: Humans colonise the world. Transition 2: Climate warms and stabilises; Phase 2 begins: Agriculture allows rise of ancient civilisations. Transition 3: Steam Revolution; Phase 3 begins: Trade costs drop, Old Globalisation starts, the Great Divergence appears.

Answered by brainlypromoter4

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Transition 1: Modern humans leave Africa; Phase 1 begins: Humans colonise the world. Transition 2: Climate warms and stabilises; Phase 2 begins: Agriculture allows rise of ancient civilisations. Transition 3: Steam Revolution; Phase 3 begins: Trade costs drop, Old Globalisation starts, the Great Divergence appears.

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