If Clause

If my teacher ask me to make a story using if-Clause, this is what I'm going to write

When I was studying for my history test, this came up. If the Constantinople wasn't being occupied by Turkey, there would be no big world exploration by the Europeans, and if the Dutch didn't try to follow fellow countries, they wouldn't occupied us for 350 years, and if that Huygen van Linchosten didn't get that map from a Portuguese man, the Dutch would have no map to go here. And if the Dutch didn't found out that Indonesian people were so dumb back then, they wouldn't exploited Indonesia's resources for bad purposes.
And if Netherlands just recognized the sovereignty of Indonesia in 1945, there will be no such thing as rebellions all over Indonesia until 1950s, and of course attempts of the separatists. Also if President Soekarno & co. wasn't being so slow and often being so noncommittal, a lot of better agreements would've been created,
and the history book wouldn't be that thick with long stories.

And if the ancient Greek hadn't found out about pythagoras, medicines, etc. which lead to huge experimental era which continue until now, people woudln't have found out about why on earth do things fall, how light burns, how scissors cut, why Soviet fell, why Yugoslavia split, why Japan surrendered, why America buildt atomic bombs, how trends go up and down, how "servants" give the country a huge percentage of devisa, why treasure + debts = capital, why J.K. Rowling wrote Harry Potter ?

And if I continue this story, I'm going to use all the paper in the world.

And if I use all the paper in the world ....

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