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Enst 201 Lecture 3 Outline of Last Lecture I Easter Island II Sumerians Outline of Current Lecture I Greenland II Other maladaptation III History of Population Growth Current Lecture I Greenland o Norse Vikings o Established Eastern colony on the south tip and Western colony o Feudalism Church and hereditary nobility on top of society Rest of society o o Control most of the good fertile land Provide food for the church and nobility Inuit s came back to Greenland around the year 1000 Inuit s were hunter and gathers There nomadic life contrasting with the sedentary life of Norse Norse saw the Inuit as being less civilized 1350 early 1800s Little Ice Age Dependent on trade These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute Trade walruses ivory for metals and luxuries As weather got colder fewer ships came decrease trade Elephant ivory replaced walruses ivory Trade collapsed The serfs were impacted first Why didn t people follow the Inuit o II Reasons religion hierarchical society threaten the power of nobility Other maladaptation a Ancient Greece Ancient Rome demolish of bread basket in Northern Africa b Take action III History of Population Growth a Growing at a rate of 1 2 b Doubling formula 70 rate


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