Go to bed, Pablo.

>>932022
What does this map show, and at what date?

Wasn't it the fact that Europe conquered the world that sparked the Industrial revolution?

>>933164
Population during what i assume is the turn of the twentieth century

>>932022
What happened in the undeveloped countries that made their populations skyrocket?

>>932022

>Population is the only thing that matters!

Are you stupid, or just extremely ignorant?

And how do you deal with the notion that the Europeans already had extensive colonies and had basically taken over both Americas, all of the coast of Africa, and huge swaths of India, China, and the various islands in Southeast Asia, all before the 19th century?

>>933201
There's a guy who developed an EXTREMELY hardy strain of wheat in the seventies. Read about it in Time once.

>>933212
>and huge swaths of India, China, and the various islands in Southeast Asia, all before the 19th century?
wew

>>933201
Medicine happens, dropping the infant mortality rates.

>>933201
Medicine, healthcare.

Pre industrial populations are constantly having children but most die, stop that and population explodes.

>>933281
As well as maternal mortality rates, which means fertile women can pop out more kids as well as said kids being more likely to make it.

>>932022
>colonialism: began late 15th century
>industrial revolution: began late 18th century
putting the cart before the horse lad

>>933952
OP is talking about "conquering the world" The places that Europe colonized prior to industrialization (mostly America) was against people they had a steep technological advantage against. The disease also helped. Europe did outclass its REAL competition like China and the Ottomans until the industrial revolution. Hell, even the majority of Africa wasn't able to be colonized until industrialization.

>>932022
No shit, they didn't want to or need to. Why do people keep mixing this shit up, it's simple. Colonialism in Africa and for massive empires wasn't a thing until the 19th century and post industrialization. The big shit in the 16th and 17th century was trade, and, holy shit, look at what they did! They conquered the coasts and established trade ports and, in the case of the Dutch, trade empires. Wow, history sure is fun!