Caribbean Geoconquests: Historical evidence


Caribbean Ecological History		The World , 1525, Magellan's Circumnavigation ; 1524.
	Historical Geoconquests' evidence	Navigating this site.
	Transplanting Europe's Ecology into the Americas. Native agriculture sustained dense populations vs European agriculture was labor intensive. Hegemony or dominance depended on biological reality and cultural peculiarity; Columbus, for instance, believed he was in the South China Sea. Crosby vs Diamond debate on Why the Dominance of Europe? Germs Seeds Animals Guns Steel Faith fortune Place Names in the Caribbean Research Physical features map
"the Columbian Exchange has created markets for Europe without which she would have been and would now be a very different and much poorer region of the earth, and poverty a palpably heavier burden on the connubial propensities of young adults." Alfred Crosby , (Germs, Seeds, and Animals.), p. 214.


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