By: Kevin Innes. This picture represents peace among nations. It shows that countries can get along and work together, which makes trade and internationalism.

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By: Kevin Innes

This picture represents peace among nations. It shows that countries can get along and work together, which makes trade and internationalism easier.

This is an organization that is all about Internationalism, The UN helps nations who are in need and have been involved in a disaster.

Internationalism makes trade easier among nations because of all the technology, and relations with nations.

The Olympics is related really close with internationalism because nations come together peacefully and compete against one another.

Peace is very important for internationalism because it brings nations together, and without peace internationalism would never work.

A good relationship among nations is very important. For example China and Canada get along very well. They are good trade partners, so having a good relationships with other nations is key to internationalism.

Internationalism is a key factor for aid when disaster strikes a country. Nations come together and donate food resources and people to try to help the country stricken by disaster.

The Kyoto Protocol relates to internationalism because nations came together as one and decided to cut down on their emissions, to save the environment and slow down global warming. They are doing this for the greater good

WWII is a prime example of internationalism because it shows how Nations came together to fight a good cause, and sacrifice themselves for future generations.

The International Space Station shows how nations come together and work together to for a common goal. Many nations contribute to the Space Station. Everyone helps out for a better future for Space Travel.