This thinker cited the southwestern Jordaan districts of Amsterdam, with their narrow canals and population of Huguenot refugees, as one example of an "unbalanced world" created by early capitalism.
This thinker cited the southwestern Jordaan districts of Amsterdam, with their narrow canals and population of Huguenot refugees, as one example of an "unbalanced world" created by early capitalism.Â  He described "the half-wild mountains, where man has taken root like a hardy plant" and identified the Crau and the Bardenas Reales as regions of transhumance in his best-known work, which uses geography "to discover the ► almost imperceptible movement of history." For 10 points, name this Annales School historian, whose masterpiece described the age of Philip II around the Mediterranean.
This thinker cited the southwestern Jordaan districts of Amsterdam, with their narrow canals and population of Huguenot refugees, as one example of an "unbalanced world" created by early capitalism.
Fernand Braudel