part 4 intro


  • Introduction of the Atlantic slave trade
  • Permeant connection of Africa to the Western Hemisphere
  • 3 centuries labeled as the early modern era
  • Growing European presence in world affairs
  • European scientific exploration and advances 
  • China, Japan, India, Europe experiences the beginning of modern population growth during the Eurasia phase after the black death and mongol wars
  • World population increase (374 million to 968 million)
  • African population growth limited due to the slave trade

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