Why is There Uneven Access to Food? Crash Course Geography

The video explores the complexities of agriculture and food insecurity, highlighting the role of geography in understanding hunger. It discusses historical agricultural developments, such as the Columbian Exchange and various agricultural revolutions, and their impact on food production. The video also addresses modern challenges, including the dominance of monocultures, the influence of large agribusinesses, and the persistence of food deserts. It emphasizes the need to consider cultural, political, and economic factors in addressing global hunger.

How has the diversity of food sources changed over the last century due to agricultural practices?

Discuss the impact of large agribusiness corporations on small farmers and food access.

What are food deserts and how do they affect communities?

What are some cultural and political factors that influence food access in communities?