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[LOTR] How did the the relationship between the Shire (and Hobbits) in general change in relation to the outside world after the war of the Ring?

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As far as I'm aware - the Shire and Hobbits in general were very reclusive and self contained. 

Following the war of the Ring, with war heroes such as Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin returning back to the Shire, as well as the kingdoms of Rohan and Gondor now having a different view of the Hobbits, did much change?

Did this open up new trade opportunities for all involved? Did more hobbits leave the shire and move to the big cities? Did more hobbits seek adventure? Were the hobbits as sheltered and wary of outsiders?
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As King, Aragorn formalized the hobbits' claim over the Shire, going so far as to ban all men from entering that domain without the express permission of those who lived there.

The hobbits themselves did not become more involved in continental affairs. Most of them scarcely understood the meaning or importance of the return of the King.