Were "Balck Death" and "Discovered of America"

That and the development of republics.

We don't know of anywhere else in the world where that happened, and after 1600 republics accounted for an increasing amount of technological and social progress.

>>1541788

No, the plague loosened the feudal bonds and ultimately strengthened the economy, but the scientific and industrial revolutions would have happened with or without it.

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Is America the successor of Roman Empire ?

>>1541788
The standardization of english grammar was also very important to the rest of the world, perhaps you should study it a bit more.

Your post shows a naive view of history, as if say an African tribe discovered America it would be Africa instead of Europe to lead, and doesn't take into consideration all the necessary prerequisites that make global sea exploration possible in the first place, which take hundreds of years.