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History Unplugged Podcast

The Mongols Killed So Many People They Lowered the Global Temperature

History Unplugged Podcast

History Unplugged

History, Society & Culture

4.24K Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2018

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to part one of Mongol Week(s). In this multi-part series, we will look at the Mongolian Empire from multiple perspectives, including its unprecedented level of brutality (so many died from their attacks that untended farmland returned to...

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0:00.0

They were some of the most powerful men who've ever lived.

0:02.8

They waged war, forged peace, and altered the fates of billions of people,

0:06.9

and yet they were just as human, just as flawed as you and me.

0:10.6

They were the presidents of the United States, and they are the subjects of the history podcast

0:15.0

this American president. In each episode of this American president, we explore how flawed men

0:20.5

have managed this awesome responsibility. To listen now, go to pathanonpodcast.com or search

0:26.8

this American president on your favorite podcast platform.

0:30.0

The history of the Popes of Rome and Christianity reaches into nearly every aspect of history.

0:36.4

In the history of the papacy podcast, we step over the rope. We dive into discover more about the

0:42.6

people events and background that define the influence of the Popes of Rome and church not only

0:48.0

on the west, but the world. To start listening now, go to pathanonpodcast.com or search for

0:55.8

history of the papacy on your favorite podcast platform.

1:02.8

Welcome to the history unplugged podcast. The unscripted show that celebrates unsung heroes,

1:09.4

myth busts historical lies, and rediscoveres the forgotten stories that changed our world.

1:16.0

I'm your host, Scott Rank.

1:18.9

I want to start with a story that happened in 2011, but it relates back to something that happened

1:29.6

about 800 years earlier. In 2011, a team of ecologists from the Carnegie Institute made a

1:35.9

startling discovery. They found out that a planetary wide event between the 13th and 14th

1:42.1

centuries caused such widespread death and destruction that millions of acres of cultivated land

1:48.4

returned to forest, causing global carbon levels to plummet. This event was bigger than the fall of

1:54.9

China's Ming Dynasty or even the Black Death. The team said this event was not produced by nature.

2:01.7

It was actually the first and only cause of successful man-made global cooling.

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