Guns, Germs and Steel: Short History of Everybody for Last 13,000 Years
A sweeping analysis of how geography, biology, and environment influenced the rise and fall of societies over 13,000 years.
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This book examines the broad patterns of human history and development across continents.
It explores why certain societies advanced faster than others due to environmental factors.
The work draws on evidence from multiple disciplines to explain global inequalities.
Readers gain insight into the long-term forces that have shaped civilizations.
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