The geographical and political connections forged between countries and regions during and post-World War II are significant to the rapid growth of modern-day globalization. Which two events are perceived as benchmarks of that development?
A)decolonization and creation of transnational political and financial institutions
B)decolonization and the Eisenhower Doctrine
C) the creation of transnational political and financial institutions
D) the building of the Berlin Wall and the Western Doctrine

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Decolonization and the creation of transnational political and financial institutions are the two events perceived as benchmarks of the development of globalization after World War II. Decolonization allowed for the formation of new independent nations that could engage in international trade and other forms of globalization, while the creation of transnational institutions like the United Nations and the International Monetary Fund facilitated cooperation and coordination between nations. The Eisenhower Doctrine and the building of the Berlin Wall are less significant in the overall development of globalization.

The Geographical and Political Connections Forged Between Countries and Regions