Anne Warnke Chapter 12, Question 2

Yes of course, this whole chapter effects nearly everyone living in America, in most of the countries on the planet. This chapter really makes you wonder just how far the effects of globalization affect our lives. It's hard in most situations to be able to point to something and say without a doubt "that was not traded from a foreign country" and probably harder to point and say you own something without having traded it, and made it with your own hands. With the growth of both our countries and those we trade it, unless another world war happens, it is almost certain trade and globalization will continue dominate our everyday lives.