are those products that are marketed internationally under the same brand name, features and specifications across countries.

A foodstuff produced within a limited geographical area in accordance with defined agricultural and social practices.

has played significant roles in shaping the global processes of economics, politics, and culture-the three aspects that make up the multidimensionality of globalization.

Unified style of human knowledge, beliefs, and behavior, from which people learn, and the ability to communicate knowledge to the next generations. Its development has been mainly influenced by media.

Language allowed humans to communicate and share information.

It allowed humans to communicate over a larger space and for a much longer duration.

It allowed the continuous production, reproduction, and circulation of print materials.

It allows the advertisement of products and online business transactions.

is a metropolis that serves as a key node in the global economic network.

These cities are melting pots of cultures, languages, and traditions. They foster creativity, artistic expression, and cultural exchange, enriching the global cultural tapestry.

thrives in global cities, where collaboration between businesses, researchers, and entrepreneurs leads to groundbreaking discoveries and technological advancements.

as characterized by its use of electricity. includes the telegraph, telephone, radio, film, and television.

as the west and non western civilizations interact or are brought in contact through globalization, clash of civilizations such as that of the west and islam logically follows.

suggest that globalization endgenders a growing sameness of culture.

suggest that globalization spawns an increasing and ongoing mixing of cultures.

is a rather new concept brought about by the increase frequency of contact among cultures.

plays a vital role in the lives of Filipinos for their values are anchoredon it.

blends universal religions with local languages, creating new branches like Orthodox Christianity.

transforms universal religions to suit specific ethnic groups, like Islan practice in Zamboanga and African traditional forms in Brazil and the Caribbean.

links the nation and church, with religious institutions relating to national identities and realities. National churches, like the Philippine Independent Church, are examples of national churches

focuses on specific religious traditions of national homelands, like Iglesia ni Cristo, which is easilyidentifiable as Filipino.