Did the early modern period see distinctive changes in human-environment interaction or were only minor shifts involved?

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Robert Walters · Answer 1 · 2017-03-16T14:36:24+0000

Generally speaking, the early modern period did not see distinctive changes in human-environment interaction, since these major changes took place immediately following this period, during the Age of Discovery--when overseas travel was paramount.

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