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“Little Rain During the Monsoon”: The Culture of the Little Ice Age in Europe and India

Discussion of teaching the Little Ice Age in India

“Little Rain During the Monsoon”: The Culture of the Little Ice Age in Europe and India
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“The Severe Cold in Syria”: The Little Ice Age and the Black Death in the Middle East

Discussion of teaching the intersection of the Little Ice Age and the Black Death in the Middle East

“The Severe Cold in Syria”: The Little Ice Age and the Black Death in the Middle East
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“Six Months of Winter”: New France, the Little Ice Age, and European Colonization of the Americas

Discussion of teaching the effects of the Little Ice Age on French colonization of North America

“Six Months of Winter”: New France, the Little Ice Age, and European Colonization of the Americas
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“Seven Snowfalls Until the Spring”: The Little Ice Age and Tokugawa Japan

Discussion of teaching the Little Ice Age in Japan

“Seven Snowfalls Until the Spring”: The Little Ice Age and Tokugawa Japan
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“The Earth Was Covered in Snow”: China and the Middle East in the Seventeenth Century

Discussion of teaching the Little Ice Age in the Chinese and Ottoman Empires

“The Earth Was Covered in Snow”: China and the Middle East in the Seventeenth Century
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“The Great Mass of Snow and Hail”: Teaching the Little Ice Age, c.1300 - c.1800

Discussion of teaching the Little Ice Age in world history

“The Great Mass of Snow and Hail”: Teaching the Little Ice Age, c.1300 - c.1800
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What We Can Learn from a Pair of Skating Owls: Teaching the Little Ice Age and its Importance for Today

For a number of years, Donald Trump has been tweeting about the myth of climate change based on cold weather. Just this past week, he even sarcastically called for more global warming. While most people reading this essay will quickly dismiss Trump’s claims, it’s important to consider how

What We Can Learn from a Pair of Skating Owls: Teaching the Little Ice Age and its Importance for Today