The idea of Western Civilization as it's called is deeply rooted into Roman ideas and the Bible. So it's rooted into pagan Rome, rooted back into Babel BUT it's also rooted in the Bible. Democracy was first really started as an experiment in Greece. It travelled to Rome. It's been an occasional experiment in Western countries ever since.
Both the Bible and Roman ideas took hold in Western Europe as Rome itself decayed from within. The Bible, travelled along the Roman roads to the far reaches of the Ancient Roman Empire and beyond.
There is a westward push that really revs up during the period of time bracketed by the invention of the Printing press (1440), Columbus sailing west (1492), the Reformation (1517) and the Renaissance. The Renaissance was sparked by the fall of Constantinople in (1453), and the scrolls of the ancient libraries being carried out as the refugees from the Eastern Roman Empire, took their prized belonging and fled. This happened over a period of time as the Muslims attacked in waves But the final fall was in 1453.
The ancient books (some good, some bad) sparked the Renaissance - which revived a lot of "classical" Roman and Greek architecture and literature while at the same time the Reformation was beginning to gather steam and there was constant efforts to get the Bible into the hands and language of the common man.
So in a generation you had the printing press-1440, the fall of Constantinople in 1453, and the Reformation in 1517. The Wycliffe Bible came before the printing press in 1382 but the original KJV was 1611 so the Bible came to the hands of the common man about 94 years or so after Luther nailed his theses to the door of the Wittenburg Cathedral)
Quite a period of change after the stagnation of the Dark and Middle Ages and the slow end of the feudal era. For reference the Magna Carta was 1215 and it was the first attack on the rights of the king versus the rights of his people that would become democracy.
Soon things went west again to the "new world".
America took root, but even in it's beginnings as a nation in 1776 the ideas of Christianity jostled with the Masonic ideas of some of the founders resulting in some decidedly ancient Roman and pagan things showing up in the obelisk and dome structures, the apotheosis of Washington in the Capitol (another Roman idea) and the layout of Washington DC.
America was the final stage going west of the ancient pagan ideas carried in by the Masonic connections with the founding fathers, but the Bible came before Washington DC had a White House, a Capitol building with it's Obelisk. The Bible arrived with the Pilgrims, who wanted a nation built on Biblical principles.
At some point future this westward push will turn back and go east.
WW2 sees America take the lead in the world stage, as Britain broke her promises to the Jews and fell from her pre WW1 heights. America protects Israel and serves as a haven for the Jews from the founding fathers. America is blessed as a result.
When Israel forms after WW2- the Jews begin to flood back to Israel (the initial Zionist start occurred while the Ottoman Empire still "owned" the land back in the 1890s).
Israel and America are intertwined. Jews found a safe haven in America. Americans have been instrumental during Israel's various wars to preserve her, although not without cost as the constant pressure to accept a 2 state solution has resulted in disasters such as Gaza and the so called "west bank" aka Judea and Samaria aka the mountains of Israel that Ezekiel refers to.
America has had threads of the gospel and Babylon woven into it's national fabric. America sent the gospel out more than any other nation- but they also sent Hollywood, and occult stuff, New Age stuff and other pagan ideas.
America since WW2 has influenced the entire world. Economically, politically, militarily and via missions and crusades under Billy Graham, biblically as well. The era of the crusades from the 50's to the 90s really influenced that generation. Billy retired in 2005 and nobody has really taken his place. He died in 2018.
Since the Jesus movement of the 70's the gospel started to really take hold among Jews, and Messianic congregations of Jewish believers in Jesus are now a big deal in Israel.
The gospel began to go back east to it's start.
Babel's false religions- the pagan stuff, the new age stuff, the occult stuff will also head back at some point to it's origins.
Because Revelation is the tale of Two Cities. Jerusalem and Babylon or Babel.
The City of God is not Rome, (contrary to the Catholic Augustine- founder of the new pope's order- who wrote a book claiming it was Rome) but it is Jerusalem. Jerusalem where it all began.
The City of the anti God forces of humanity (helped along by evil fallen angels) is Babylon- named for Babel where it was built and flourished. Babel where the rebellion of man began not too long after the flood.
Rome is an interesting situation because it has a pope that is an Augustinian. Augustine wrote The City of God in 413-326 or so and that influenced the church for centuries. In a bad way.
Rome is also the bridge between the ancient Babylon which bridges back to Babel, but it also provides the structure for the American idea of a Republic. So Rome is a way point in Babel's westward travels.
At some point she goes back as Zechariah 5 indicates, as
@Marilyn C points out.
It's an interesting pattern.