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After the year 1000, climate, agricultural tools, trade, and urban growth make Europe wealthier, but that wealth also produces inequality and the high point of feudalism.
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Medieval Warm Period
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"...variety of reasons. The main reason is something called the medieval warm period, meaning it was just easier to grow crops, okay? That followed..."
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"And this allowed Europe to start trading with the rest of the world, primarily the Abbasid Caliphate, which we discussed last week. And as..."
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"...crises. Remember that for 300 years, Europe was in the medieval warm period. The weather was good, but guess what? Weather will change over..."
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