when did western civilization peak?
when did western civilization peak?
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when did western civilization peak?
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It depends how you would define the subject and the verb. It's empires were at its largest in the late 1800s. Its culture diffusion was at its dominance in the late 1900s. Most people think its "soulfulness" peaked in the 1700s
It just depends on your parameters OP
Middle Ages
Kneck yourselfs racist chuds. Western Civilization is currently at its peak.
Don't asume someones ethnicity
Al Andalus
2010-2015
after eastern civilization did. so roughly 50,000 years ago.
July 27th 1914.
I'm not white, not a monarchist, or aspire to be European and I live in California. I am only answering the question.
The 1914 answer would apply moreso to French and Brits or even Russkies than to Germans though. The Germans bounced back from the war quite rapidly with US support after their financial crisis, and grew back into the continent’s main industrial power. On the other hand France was effectively mentally and industrially crippled.
True 1920s were Germanys peak if it weren't for the political instability.
>what is cultural degeneration
>what are the golden twenties
>what is German cinema
Go back to
>what is German cinema
peaked in the 1930s pleb
France? Nah. France had slipped after the Franco-Prussian War. America definitely eclipsed France and cemented itself as Number 2 world power to Britain. Italy, and Japan, and to a lesser extent Brazil were really breathing down the necks of grandpa France for “world power” status.
you're delusional if you think that USA was a greatest power than France in 1870.
LARP answer: sometime before the French Revolution
Realistic answer: the eve of the First World War
Boomer answer: the 1950s
LULZ-tier recency bias nostalgiafag answer: the 1980s/90s/[insert your childhood here]
Schizo. Take your meds.
14th century
Ever since the renaissance it's all been downhill.
527 Constantinople
1914
2007
The West has never been civilized.
Elaborate.
It hasn't peaked yet.
The reign of her majesty queen Victoria
509 BC- 83 BC
When MW2 came out in 2009
Yesterday.
1900 to 1913
late 13th to early 14th century, up until just before the Black Death
Before WW1. Just like how classical Chinese civilization peaked right before the An Shi rebellion.
Late 1700s really.
As other anons said 1910s to 1920s but it never reaches the peak it could have if neither WWs happened.
When Britain ruled the seas.
Napoleon
Post-industrial revolution to today is what I would argue
Today. And will peak again tomorrow.
~1700-1914
While 1914 was objectively the downfall, it had been rapidly getting more and more shit
If you're a kraut, 1871-1900, but 1800-1850 was also great, just before the revolutions
Pre-Sulla Rome
November 1942
Interwar. Balance between a surviving preservation instinct and a titanic cultural output. And just a tad before Amerikwan world order
The high Middle Ages. It was downhill from there.
You posted him
Bet he was a little shit
HRE