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فبراير.كوم
Western dominance and Muslim setbacks
The article discusses the history of major global transformations, focusing on the late 15th century, a period marked by the discovery of America and developments in the Andalusian region, along with a scientific surge in navigation and exploration. The text illustrates how the efforts of scholars and sailors, such as Henry the Navigator, contributed to the advancement of maritime knowledge and the opening of new sea routes, such as the Cape of Good Hope route, which enabled Europeans to reach areas south of the Red Sea. It also highlights that these transformations led some societies to stand out with strong knowledge and technological capabilities, resulting in disparities among nations. Some powers were able to turn knowledge into influence and wealth, while others struggled to keep up with the developments. The conclusion emphasizes that these scientific and technological shifts formed the foundation for the concentration of power and influence in the hands of certain countries and impacted the course of world history.
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