Is the greatest civilisation in history African?

Depends on your definition of great.

But, I'd agree generally that the greatest civilisation was African, the Egyptians were by far some of the greatest people to ever step foot in the ancient world.

However, the Romans and Chinese are arguably greater than the Egyptians. The Romans were great culturally, militarily, and technology, the Chinese were a technological giant with masses of things that would have been considered great, helping them to become a great economic civilisation.

Define Greatest Civilisation.

What are your measurement requirements.

Egypt is in there with the top 3 or is that 4.

However Egypt was a stepping stone for Greece, and Rome used the stepping stones of Egypt and Greece, but you could put Rome and Greece together.

Some will say China, but I have yet to find any real Civilisation come out of China?

And finally Britain which used Rome and Greece as its blueprint and invented the modern World (including USA)

But what do you mean by greatest Civilisation, if you mean Law, Sanitation, food production to feed all, lack of corruption so that the poor benefit along with the rich, defence of values, equality of the individual, mass communication, heat and energy distribution.

Britain by a Country mile and no other comes even close.

Also the world dresses in our Country dress, jacket, tie, shirt, trousers, shoes.

Depends on your point of view. Mankind originated in Africa, but some of the greatest civilisations were European - look at the Roman and Ottoman empires, which covered most of the known world. The Romans were known to live sophisticated lives with heated houses, and were great road builders and travellers. So too were the ancient Egyptians in North Africa. It's true to say that modern America is just an extension of European civilisation. So too is Australia. It depends what you mean by 'great'.

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If you want to count ancient Egypt as African - and there's no reason not to - then perhaps.

I'd go with Roman civilization,because its (still) ongoing worldwide effect,and not just in the West.For example the Romans invented concrete,still the basis of all large scale construction projects everywhere.

No, American.