Does America's strength depend on its system or its superior geographical position?

Not only because of the good geographical location, but also because of history, because there has never been a serious war in American history. Apart from the civil war, after the economic rise, the United States has not been affected by World War II, so it has always been very safe, so the economy and technology have developed very rapidly, and Americans often immigrate from Europe by boat. Europeans have a pioneering and innovative spirit. I'm curious about science. During World War II, many of the world's top scientists also came to America. It can be said that the United States has always attracted the world's top talents, so it is normal to be strong.

As we all know, the most powerful country in the world is still the United States, and it may be difficult for other countries to shake the throne of the United States in the coming decades. The key to the success of the United States today is related to its geographical location and historical evolution. First of all, the geographical position of the United States is really good, with the sea on both sides, which is much stronger than other countries. And the United States has a vast territory, not only at home, but also in Alaska and Hawaii.

However, it is not because of their geographical location, but because of their historical evolution that the American economy has risen rapidly. First of all, everyone knows that the modern history of the United States is very short. It is not an ancient civilization. This used to be an Indian settlement. Later, in the era of great navigation, Europeans took the lead in immigrating to the United States, and the United States became a big immigrant country. Soon, the economy and trade here began to develop, because European entrepreneurs who came to the United States had a keen spirit of learning and exploration. They vigorously developed and built in the local area, and the United States suddenly replaced Britain and became the second superpower in the world. Even if the Soviet Union finally caught up, it still did not replace the United States, and eventually it was dragged down by the cold war in the United States and disintegrated.

Moreover, because the United States was not affected during World War II, especially at home, unlike the bombed countries such as Germany and Japan, the United States was still relatively peaceful. Therefore, during World War II, most top talents chose to emigrate to the United States, which brought impetus to the American science and technology industry, and American science and technology also entered a period of rapid development. Until now, the United States is still absorbing the world's top talents, so it is difficult to be replaced by other countries.