Westernization, and Southernization

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Westernization, and Southernization

• Jacob Wiencek
• David Moore

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General Definitions

• Westernization- influence of West (i.e. Europe)
  on the rest of the world
• Southernization- hegemony of south Asia on the
  world

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What is Southernization?

• Marketing of exotic spices to the Europeans
• Development of math, of which are the concept of
  zero
• New trade routes, primarily to Europe
• Marketing southern crops, like sugar, cotton, and
  new technologies used to grow them

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What is Westernization?

• Process of western Europe's influence, on itself,
  and especially the world
• Is more prominent nowadays
• Started in west Europe and rapidly expanded in
  the past centuries
• Evident in that many customs, technologies and
  governing concepts have widely influence
  third-world govenments

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Comparisons differences

• Southernization and Westernization are analogous.
  
• Analogous means -they are comparable in certain
  respects typically in a way that makes clearer
  the nature of the things compared.
• They are really not all that different in respect
  of what they were, rather what they did and the
  aftereffect is.

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• Sothernization
• Was under way by the 5th century ad, and started
  to decline off somewhere in between the 1600s
  ad-1700s ad
• Considered to lay the foundations of
  westernization
• Decline was result of the west's rapid catch up
  and innovations on technology

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• Westernization
• Resulted largely from colonization
• Has greatly influenced and continues to do so in
  America, parts of africa, and asia
• Has heavily influenced politics, government and
  society, while southernization was mainly
  academical, and inventive

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• Southernization focused more on education and
  technological advancements
• Westernazation was more on economic and political
  development resulted in modern constitutions,
  and republics