AP World History › Environmental Interactions 600 BCE to 600 CE
In 541, a devastating outbreak of bubonic plague exploded in the Byzantine Empire killing over 25 million inhabitants. Which ruling Byzantine emperor was this outbreak named after?
Population growth and state building in Sub-Saharan Africa was hindered by __________.
I. The prevalence of insect-borne diseases
II. A wildly fluctuating climate
III. The absence of organized religion
IV. Geographical barriers, like the Sahara Desert
During the latter years of Justinian’s reign the population of the Byzantine Empire _____________.