I find it's too messy to even try to dismantle your list of changes. Remember there are lost civilizations in the past. Not even the egyptians know much about the origeon of the pyramids.
Before money, the idea was trade, as more people by ratio were crafty. When currency was introduced it must have been governed, so tax came along in the same package. As for globalization, I guess you mean the connection between what is valuable for exchange on a currency level. I still find it mysterious as to why Gold is valued by default when it came to different civilizations. It's rare and shiny, and it's increasing value comes from what we've put into it.
The productive use of oil, is what they call the baby boom. It was also the boom in technology. Things started happening faster with machines, and as it turned out modern humans started populating like crazy from that. It's interesting cause we cannot survive in these numbers without all of this technology, with is powered by oil. There are alternatives to our primary energy sources, we should start using them now, but the oil industry doesn't want that, and they happen to be the most powerful so they will swat anything that will wreck their game.