From Coffee to Cocaine: Commodities, Society, and Environment in Modern South America

The commodity-driven settlement of a vast and sparsely populated territory with a commodity-based economic model is a window to the ways in which South Americans both changed and were changed by the environment. The purpose of this course is to use key commodities and natural resources as a lens to understand the relationship between South American societies and their natural environments in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

 

 

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  • Conquest/Early Colonial
  • Late colonial/Independence Era
  • Nineteenth Century
  • Twentieth Century
  • Twenty-First Century/Contemporary
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