The Americas, the Atlantic, and Africa, 1530-1770

Prof. Richard Bulliet
History W3903 section 001
Session 2: The Americas, the Atlantic, and Africa, 1530-1770
HISTORY OF THE WORLD SINCE 1500CE

[@HOTRODRICO]

Awesome stuff.. I am learning so much from all these great videos... Thank you Prof. Bulliet Sir...

[@jimtayler555]

Very educational, i can't imagine crossing the atlantic during the 1500-1700's.

[@charlespeterson3798]

I lived in Central America among the Mayan Indians during the late 70's and 80's. Although I am not a trained academic, I do recall that the Governments of Mexico and Guatemala held the mistaken notion that the indigenous peoples of Mezo-America were by nature small in stature. They have been hungry for 3000 years, as it turns out.

[@uptone12111]

Originally was looking for ASMR but........ya I'm all ears now.This is really interesting

[@partypandit]

Very interesting lecture

[@fsluke7526]

This guy really knows his stuff was he present in this time?

[@tioedong]

thank you for posting this...and the quality is a lot better than his previously posted course.

[@katelynnfrazier7364]

I've learned so much even 11 years later. This is a great lecture, though I am curious about the conclusion that human males are the adventurers and if characteristics can be so easily divided. Women would surely have just as much an interest in following the fish/game/resources as the men of the group, especially now that we are learning that the old "men were hunters, women were gatherers" trope has been debunked.

[@M_Lopez_3D_Artist]

you really have to look at the data, its a interesting perspective for sure

[@daikhan1]

Got here 10 years later, still learning so much

[@keithfutel1815]

Brilliant!