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AP World History: Environmental Consequences of Connectivity (2.6) Champa Rice, Banana, Black Death
Season 9 Episode 17
The same routes that spread silk and spices also spread crops—and catastrophe.
In AP World History Topic 2.6: Environmental Consequences of Connectivity, explore how trade networks reshaped ecosystems, agriculture, and populations between 1200 and 1450. From Champa rice fueling population booms to the Black Death devastating cities, this lesson reveals how human connections transformed the planet itself.
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