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Following the collapse of Communism in the later half of the twentieth century, Coca-Cola had been able to virtually reach almost all corners of the globe.

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Abandoned/Shut down Coca-Cola store-

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Interestingly The colors of the USA can even be noticed within the logo of the can/bottle.

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Since Coca-Cola was marketed as the drink of America, and still is to some extent, it represents Capitalism. However, this had even caused it as a threat to some countries at first, in fear of "aggressive Americanization", or "Coca-colonization", This was even more of the case when observing communist countries during the cold war.

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Coca-cola became a perfect example of globalization. Coca-cola can be found in virtually almost any country within the world, although it is still marketed as an American soft drink.

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The drink became a national soft-Soda, and an icon of America during and after World War II. This is since during World War II, the drink was set up in many US-controlled bases, where soldiers were able to drink it. By drinking it, the soldiers were reminded of what they were fighting for. Following this the drink became a symbol of American culture in the twentieth century.

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Consumers found the syup to be very delicious, and the drink slowly became commercialized into a soft-drink.

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Coca-Cola was originally used for medicinal purposes! The substance was created by John Pemberton, who originally marketed the drink as to relieve stomach aches