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1500 BCE
Mesoamerica
During this time, new world agriculture was a large part of native lives within the South and North Americas There were many rituals such as bloodletting or Human Sacrifice. These Primitive native tribes shaped the way agriculture would grow and spread across the world. -
1000 BCE
Mayan Natives
The Maya Indians were settled in Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Belize and also were located some way into Mexico and near the Yucatan Peninsula. They were a tribe that used the caste system which kept wealthy people wealthy and poorer people poor. The were also one of tribes that adopted Human Sacrifice for their gods pleasure. -
1347
The Black Death
Plague that spread through Europe between 1347 and 1351, taking a substantially greater number of lives than any other known sickness or war up to that time. Trade was greatly reduced due to this event, farming was also impacted by the plague. Since many farmers were killed due to The Black Death the land was not being tended to. -
1492
Columbian Exchange
Christopher Columbus introduced horses, sugar plants, and disease to the New World, while beginning the introduction of New World commodities like sugar, tobacco, chocolate, and potatoes to the Old World. -
1517
Reformation
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Early North American Tribes
Tribes were spread across the America, their were many different diverse societies. For example, the Pueblo were inhabitant of the southwestern area of North America and used Adobe Houses to protect themselves from the heat of the desert. In s different area lived the Plains Tribes, they utilized horses for Hunting and Gathering. -
English Colonization
