Geography and Globalization
By: Liam Robinson
Analysis
People live where they do because their brain controls them. They can either handle the weather and climate or they can’t. If they want to live where they want and be happy, they need a job to make the money. A society grows like a human body. It expands and expands at a slow rate or fast rate depending on the agriculture. In some societies it will hurt them bad or it make them stronger and progress more money for the society. People just aren’t willing enough to take a risk and try a new society because it will go great or go horrible. Globalization affects where people live because of the money you get from jobs. Many people around the world make a very small profit towards them and their family. Some people work for hours and hours and they only make little money. Why people live where they do is because they want to interact with people or be around technology. Why people live where they do also has to do with their environmental skills and human ability with jobs and such. How people live where they do is because of the money they make and how the reality works with pay. It also requires how much work you’re willing to do to have a nice shelter, food, protection, etc.
Application
Cargo Ship
Dirty Work
Warzone
Transfer
My Life with Geography and Globalization.
My family works to keep this house clean and running but we don't work as much as others. Right now I'm thinking about how much i really need this stuff, why not save the creators a breath and stop buying junk. I'm starting to cut down on things I don't need to give the people a break, you should too. The future hasn't affected me yet and I don't know what to think will happen. It will all come to me soon and I will realize what this all means to the world. In 15 years, I will completely understand Globalization and Geography. My life will be made to cherish the products people made for us because they put so much effort everyday into the stuff we wear and use. I would like to develop a plan to give the people that make things for us a better life and more pay. They deserve more for what they do, putting sweat and blood into the stuff we wear and useless materials. When I have a child and he/ she will learn this stuff, it will be put in a different way. They will learn that industries are starting to help poor people and the environment. It will also show how much work is done now evenly across the world. They will see a huge difference from my time now to their time in the future and they will be happy. I will soon have a job and I will witness and be apart of making my own products instead of forcing people to make things for me. My child will learn that being lazy isn't helping others, but being productive and doing your own work is saving others and giving yourself a life lesson.