In Its Most Basic Form, Globalization Has Existed Ever Since

Multiple Choice

In its most basic form, globalization has existed ever since:

A) the creation of the Internet, which enables people to sell their products overseas.
B) the end of the World War II.
C) the creation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) , which establishes the rules for all countries to follow as they trade.
D) the fall of the Berlin wall, which marked the end of communism and thus the beginning of truly "global" times.
E) primitive societies began to engage in trade.