Environmental CONSEQUENCES of Trade [AP World History Review] Unit 2 Topic 6

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notes: agriculture: merchants introduced crops to people thta have never seen before. bad for environment. for example, champa rice came to china. even though it prompted population growth, lead to terrace farming to make farm more farmable to cutting land into sections so they can keep farming. bananas - from indonesia, came to sub saharan africa. due to the introduction of this indonesian fruit, people in africa do not have to move to places where yams were grown. population migrations, populations increase, puts more pressure on the land, such as overgrazing and can lead to the abondonment of the lands. disease: black death - comes from fleas, easily spreads deadly bacteria prevalent in human life. spreaded throughout arfo eurasia. caravansenai - places in the silk road where merchants can rest and sleep. close proximity to animals and they had fleas, led to widespread disease giovanni wrote a book about the bubonic plague, explains how iit easily spreads in human bodies and how it leads to deaths. huge population decimations in afro eurasian. workers become scarce, wages go into the hands of the surviving workers.

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my notes: Agriculture Merchants travel to different places and introduce crops never seen there before Champa rice: drought resistant, could be harvested several times a year Introduced to China by merchants who traveled from Champa Kingdom in Vietnam Led to massive population growth in China Caused terrace farming: made unfarmable land farmable by cutting steps into hillsides to plant rice Bananas Indonesian merchants bring to Subsaharan Africa Bantu-speaking natives learn to plant, changed their lives Food staple - yams (lived where they could grow yams) Bc of bananas could move to regions where yams couldn’t grow Whole populations migrated (happened elsewhere too) Consequences on land Ex: overgrazing in Great Zimbabwe led to severe environmental degradtion, caused whole city to be abandoned in late 1400s Ex: Europe, land changed through deforestation, led to intense erosion of soil Combine w/ little ice age (1300s), sever decrease in agricultural production Disease Spread through merchants arriving on new shores Black Death/Bubonic Plague (most significant) Spread through fleas Fleas bite a carrier infected with bubonic bacteria, bacteria multiply in flea’s guts and have so much that it would clog up the flea’s guts, then would bit anything near (human) and regurgitate bacteria into the bite Mongols get more land and unknowingly bring fleas with them Also came from trade routes (ships that provided homes to infected rats) Merchants travel over land and stopped to rest in caravanserai (little places that dotted length of silk roads where merchants could rest and sleep - near animals and animals have fleas) Effects: when showed in a town, consequences devastating The Decameron (book) by Giovani Boccaccio Summary: the victims ate lunch w/ their friends and dinner w/ their ancestors Killed many people Ex: Europe most estimates were somewhere abt 50% Economic Black death changed relationship between workers and lords Ex: in Europe bc half population dead, workers scarce causing higher demand for labor, power to negotiate wages shifted into hands of workers

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sorry if im missing something here, but how was the black death related to the environment?

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The spread of the virus affected the environment. Not the environment like trees and wildlife, but the environment as an overall concept that effects people.

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@@jellyjar7897 how is that not more of a social change?

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Social changes are more specific, like how the spread of the disease led to serfs who didn't know how to read in feudal Europe.

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In the two videos that talk about Consequences of trade, wouldn't it make more sense to call them consequences of Connectivity? Because not all of the subjects resulted from trade?

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