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1. Neolithic Revolution
2. Colombian Exchange
3. Industrial Revolution
4. The Scramble for Africa

Crops like the tomato and the potato became staples in Europe

Began in England due to resources such as coal, water, and labor readily available as well as the innovations

Actually brought about food surplus

Disease killed the majority of the Natives

Trade of Agricultural Crops, Culture, and Disease

Labor demands intiated and sustained the slave trade

No longer lived as tribes but became small villages

Political Map of Africa drawn by European powers

Rural villages transformed to industrial towns

Common cultural groups separated, warring tribes brought together

New technology such as the cotton gin, spinning jenny, and steam engine

Massive Urbanization driven by factory jobs

Increased free time led to specialization

Berlin, Germany

Permanent Settlements

Imperial countries concerned about resources, not the Africans already there

Old World(Europe) and the new World(The Americas)

Driven by industrialization, demand for more resources needed for manufacturing

Transition from hunting and gathering to farming

A region of extreme diversity

24 hour work day, child labor, dangerous working conditions, women in the workforce etc.

Absurdly ridiculous amounts of pollution

Examples include: Religion, Art, Language, and Government

Old World crops like sugar cane grew better in the Americas