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the 'hot spots' of history

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    Posted: 19-Jun-2007 at 16:07

I have no idea if this has ever come up in academic work before, and due to my own limits i can only refer to the West...

here goes, chronologically Tongue
 
- man began in africa
 
- civilisation began in the middle east
 
- europe was the next 'hot spot', its empires spreading across oceans
 
- the usa is currently the most significant source of cultural progress, for the whole world
 
 
basically, i wonder if certain geographical parts of the world enjoy status as a 'hot spot' for man's intellectual/social progression
 
when the usa has had it's day, where (rather than who) will lead the world next?
 
i understand this is very simplified, but clearly i am talking about millennia here Dead
 
where indo-china, latin america and australasia fit into this, i am hoping for suggestions Embarrassed
 
thanks for listening


Edited by zeno - 19-Jun-2007 at 16:33
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