Is Nile the most important river in History?

No, it's the Rubicon.

Tigris and Euphrates

Official important rivers list

1. Tigris and Euphrates
2. Nile
3. Indus
4. Yellow river
5. Vistula
6. Rhine
7. St. Lawrence

>>1819255
That'd be Tevere

>>1819297
>Vistula
>Rhine
>literally who
ok
Might as well put Danube there

>>1819317
The Rhine spawned two world wars senpai

>>1819317
>Vistula
>spawnplace of all Germanics

>Rhine
>literally most important river in Europe

>St. Lawrence
>river around which North American colonialism was founded

>>1819318
No, it didn't.

>>1819321
>vistula
>germanics
Outdated. It was proto-Western Slavshits

Thames

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>>1819343
This tbqh lads

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>>1819297
>Unnecessary Germano-Slavic bullshit.

Nile
Tigris & Euphrates.
Indus
Huang He & Yangtze.
Tiber

/thread.

>>1819379
The Rhine spawned world wars
Keep your ancient non-white shit to antiquity forums, faggot

>Indus
>Huang He & Yangtze.

LfuckingMAO

>>1819382
>Chinese civilization
>Not one of the most important in history
zozzle

>>1819382
>Shit I listed spawned global trends in civilization.
>Ergo making them most important in all of history.
>"Rhine is important because da wurld warz."
Germanic impotent rage is rearing it's ugly head yet again.

>>1819385
>Chinese civilization
>Somehow more imprtant than Western European one

Are we using a Chinese invention to discuss in Mandarin right now?

>>1819400
>Germany.
>Destroyers of Western European civilization.
>"The Rhine is Important."

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>>1819426
The Rhine is the birthplace of the German, French and British (because 1066) civilizations
The three most important civilizations in shaping the modern world

>>1819435
But anon you neglected to mention;
>The Hwan Empire
>The Ancient Finnic Empire
>The WeWuz kangdoms
>Lemuria
>Atlantis
Surely you have not forgotten!?

>>1819255
The Rhine-Main-Danube canal is/are the current most important river(s) in Europe.

>>1819435
>German civilization.
>French civilization
>British civilization
The dumb nationalisms keep piling up, you're becoming comedy gold,

No. Mere successors of shit started by Rome.

Thats an odd way of saying the rhine

>>1819449
MUH ROME

>>1819449
>Germans are the successors of Rome
No

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>>1819255
Tigris and Euphrates
Nile
Ganges
Yellow River
Indus
Rhine
Mississippi/Missouri
Tiber

No, its the mississippi river

>>1819297
>St. Lawrence
>Not the Mississippi

>ctrl - f Ganga
>0 results.
sasuga

>>1819400
China literally shaped the East until very very recently.

>>1819551
How is it relevant aside from the fact it's a designated corpse river?

>>1819297
>no yellow
>no yangzte

>>1819297
Had me until the St. Lawrence.
Switch that with the Mississippi and your list is solid.

>>1819255
>>1819297

Better list coming through

>#1: Nile
>#2: Tigris & Euphrates
>#3: Yangtze
>#4: Danube
>#5: Ganges
>#6: Yellow
>#7: Volga
>#8: Mississippi

The Indus was relevant only because it spawned an early civilisation, after that it's inconsequential as fuck. The Rhine, Tiber, Seine, etc. are all provincial, the above are all international and/or continent defining features.

>>1819623
>some of the most fertile land in the world
>major source of water for millions of people throughout history.
>helped immensely in the development of indian civilisations due to aforementioned reasons.

>>1819695
>The Rhine, Tiber, Seine, etc. are all provincial, the above are all international and/or continent defining features.

The Rhine has been the cause for two world wars
It's infinitly more relevant than the Mississipu or that river in which pooinloos throw their dead

>>1819695
>the above are all international and/or continent defining features.
>Ganges

The Ganges is in a single country, and a very shitty one with that

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>>1819695
>>#3: Yangtze

>>1819297
The Meuse?

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>>1819297
This man gets it. Any other answer is literally retarded and probably a Hillary voter.

>>1819745
>continent defining features.
>the nile.

>underrated Amazon river reporting in

>>1819297
>Tiber not even on the list

>>1819949
Neiger pls

>>1819426
>Destroyers of Western European civilization.
You should have put America, retard.

>>1819695
>Yangtze more important than the Yellow

>>1819255
I'd definitely put the Rhine above it

>>1819297
You are most definitely right, I'm glad somebody has sense of history here.

>>1819400
Europe was China's bitch from the beginning of the Yuan to the middle of the Qing

>>1819382
>Found the mad white boy who thinks /his/ is /pol/

>>1819255
If the Nile was so important, then why wasn't there advanced civilizations in central Africa?

Huang He and Yangtze spawned the "rome" of the east, Tiber spawned Rome, literally.
The biblical rivers and the Ganges are both up there, as is the Nile.

>>1823284
the Congo. unpredictable and inhospitable. That shit will either kill you with floods or with some mutant-ass crocogorillas

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>>1819255
No, it's the Jordan.

Nice doubles btw.

>my river could beat up your river

jej, this is a new low guys

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>>1823319
There can be only one.

>>1823323
is that supposed to be jahwe?

>>1823284
>a fuckhueg, underpopulated, tsetse fly & mosquito infested, thickly forested, twisting, waterfall & cataract covered, nutrient deficient river basin is a good place to build a civ from scratch

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>>1823325
Aye.

>>1819321
>river around which North American colonialism was founded
The Mississippi Is far more important than the st. Lawrence in that respect