I believe that Jared Diamond's theory on geographic luck is
very accurate and understanding. Many other people believe that the answer to
why some civilizations are stronger and more advanced than other can't be that simple,
there must be more to the answer. Geographic luck is when a civilization has
all the right climate and land to grow crops. The civilization is also lucky to
have the right kinds of animals to help fertilize crops, make milk, clothing
and food. These civilizations also need the right surroundings such as bodies
of water. I do understand why many people don't believe his theory. I am still
questioning why every other civilization could trade and spread their ideas
with others when New Guinea has stayed almost the same for years. Animals from Africa
were moved to America, why can't they get moved to New Guinea too? Crops from
America we traded to Africa, why can't they be traded to New Guinea?
Good questions, Mary! They are a LOT more isolated than you can imagine, and it took a long time for the outside world to connect with them. While your essay was a bit short, you made some excellent points. Plus, nice goat!
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