Outline: Early Modern Climate

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Outline: Early Modern Climate The History of Climate as an interdisciplinary field Who does it, how they do it, what kind of sources How climate was changing in Early Modern Europe Consequences

Part II: Climate and Mentalities Effects of changing climate Demographically Culturally Attempts by people to change the weather (why? how?)

Thought Questions What human activities are affected by climate? How might climatic changes affect history? Can people do anything to affect climate?

Early estimates of average temperatures in Iceland: A hypothesis for thinking about climate

Rhone glacier, 1750 Rhone glacier, 1950

Calendar from 1607 with weather predictions detail of January, showing connection of astrological signs to the body

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