US Midwest versus Africa, Asia & Latin America in the 19th Century Global Environmental issues.

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US Midwest versus Africa, Asia & Latin America in the 19th Century Global Environmental issues

Smallpox epidemic Death by disease during the Conquest of Mexico

Classic Statement of the Triangle Trade: Mexico, and The Conquest, must be understood as part of an early wave of globalization during the 16th century

Biodiversity severely reduced In Carribean Biodiversity reduced in places Biodiversity conserved In Africa

Midwestern Railways 1861

African Railways 1890

Midwestern Grain Traders Chicago c. 19th Century From William Cronon, Nature’s Metropolis

Chicago 19th C. Lumber District Michigan North Woods

Scramble for Africa,

Expansion into Asia,