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Dangerous Planet Natural Disasters That Changed History Bryn Barnard

SKU: BELL-46330760

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Publisher: Crown Publishers

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 9.51 MB

Author: Bryn Barnard

ISBN: 9780449814932, 0449814939

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Dangerous Planet Natural Disasters That Changed History Bryn Barnard by Bryn Barnard 9780449814932, 0449814939 instant download after payment.

Did a meteorite wipe out the dinosaurs and allow for human evolution? Did an earthquake usher in the rise of Greek civilization? Did a snowstorm help create the New York subway? The answer to all these questions is a resounding yes! Over and over again, natural disasters have influenced the course of human history in ways great and small. From the Great Fire of London to the Great Kanto Quake, Bryn Barnard describes ten key moments when natural disasters have played a significant role in shaping our history. Highlighted with vivid and meticulously researched illustrations, Dangerous Planet demonstrates the mighty force of planet Earth–and the role humanity must play in its survival