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The Internet has changed the way we connect with one another. In this activity, you will research how global communities have evolved throughout history, before and after the advent of the Internet and social media, and then present your views on how social media and the Internet will impact the global community in the next five years in a two page document. Write a research paper detailing your findings and views on this topic. Be sure to cover the following points:

How have global communities evolved throughout history, before the advent of the Internet and social media?
How has the global community changed after the advent of the Internet and social media?
List out the differences in the way global communities were formed before and after the advent of the Internet and social media.
How do you think the Internet and social media will impact global communities in the next five years?
What has been the impact of the Internet and social media on individuals and on society?

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