@kArL#8084 More like education beyond 5th grade should be specialized to fit one’s individual needs instead of being a “one size fits all” kind of thing.
@Ｋ▲ＩＳＥＲ Quick Global History Lesson:
500-1100: Islamic and African trade pioneers trade
1200-1300: Rise and fall of Mongols
1400-1800: Surge of Land Empires such as Islamic, Chinese and Russian, with simultaneous building up of European sea empires, that maintained amicable and subordinated relations with land empires as they were weaker and it was visible from the little war that happened.
Mercantile Capitalism started as a base for European development, but only with industrial Capitalism did the West diverge greatly in influence
@Ｋ▲ＩＳＥＲ Before 1700-1800 the world was completely multipolar, and Europe was the weakest out of Eastern Asian empires and Middle Eastern empires, by late 1800 (high imperialist phase) the West had made that great leap you liberal idiots like to masturbate about
The Soviets and Communist Chinese alike have exploited, and in the Chinese case are still exploiting, the world quite a lot. You just can’t have an influential, modern nation-state, communist, capitalist or otherwise, without it.
