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The nations are becoming more and more interconnected. I think that the move toward a global economy is ultimately negative. There are many reasons why I think it's negative, there are many events that can prove this, but only one that impacted the most. One of the biggest things that can impact the global economy for all nations is the religion. The religion was a big conflict back then and still is now. If the nations become a global economy then there is going to be disagreements and huge dilemmas. As we saw back then the national unification in Germany failed due to religion. And there were problems between Muslims and Hinduisms with Britain. There's also the Treaty of Versaille and the Great Depression. They're all examples of negative global economy for the future.
As I said religion would be the biggest impact for this global economy. As we can see national unification in Germany was divided by religion. The Northern German states were Protestant and Southerns were Catholic. So this unification wasn't successful because of religion. If this was a problem for one nation then could you imagine for global economy? The economy would be devastated because of fights between these nations. Economy would be a failure. The Muslims and Hindus in the British takeover of India also had problems with the British. For the 250 years before the British takeover of India, in the middle of the 18th century, India was under the control of the Muslims. For most of the time, the Muslims pursued discriminatory practices against the Hindu population. They placed a non- believer tax which was charged to anyone who would not convert to Islam. They destroyed their temples, schools were closed, and Hindu leaders who refused to convert were tortured,...

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... for Japan. If another Depression occurs during global economy the devastation would be bigger, because all nations would be depending on each other and this would become a global mess for all the nations.
Since the nations are becoming interconnected, it's for a reason. The nations may know what the risks are for having global economy, they may know that if they become connected again there will be conflicts, and major ones because it's so many nations put together. To become connected they need to basically agree on a religion so fights don't break out, agree on pretty much everything, and become independent. If they don't do these three things then the world would be a mess if they connect again and become a global economy. There are many risks to it, so even though the world is not at their best, it's better than having fights against many nations put together.

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