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A map showing different places where things traded in the Columbian Exchange originated

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Columbian Exchange QuestionsVersion en ligne A map showing different places where things traded in the Columbian Exchange originated par Santos 1 Potatoes - Where was their origin? 2 Cacao - Where was it found? 3 Horses - Who transported them? 4 SmallPox - Who transported diseases? 5 Rice - Who had it first? 6 Bananas - Where were they founded 7 Corn - Who had it first? 8 Tobacco - Where was it? Explanation 1 Well done! Potatoes originated somewhere in South Peru and were brought to Europe during the 1500s, and became crucial to the plantations of the Old World. 2 Perfect! Indigenous people, used the cacao in their rituals and a way of currency, but then the European added sugar and it became a luxury product. 3 Correct! Spanish conquistadors brought horses to the Americas during the 1500s, where the Indigenous people adopted them, changing hunting and warfares. 4 Yes! Europeans unknowingly carried diseases that came from Africa to the New World. Native populations, lacking the same immunity, suffered devastating losses. 5 Exactly! Europeans brought their crops to the Americas where, with warm and fertilized soil, crops could grow much faster. 6 Correct! Europeans transported with their crops to harvest them in the New World. 7 Yeah! It was firstly cultivated by the Mesoamerican civilizations, then brought to Europe where it became a huge part of their diet. 8 Nonstop! Native Americans used Tobacco in ceremonies, then they started a massive cultivation for exports, Tobacco then became a major cash crop for the European markets.

Columbian Exchange QuestionsVersion en ligne

A map showing different places where things traded in the Columbian Exchange originated

par Santos

1 Potatoes

2 Cacao

3 Horses

4 SmallPox

5 Rice

6 Bananas

7 Corn

8 Tobacco

Explanation

Well done! Potatoes originated somewhere in South Peru and were brought to Europe during the 1500s, and became crucial to the plantations of the Old World.

Perfect! Indigenous people, used the cacao in their rituals and a way of currency, but then the European added sugar and it became a luxury product.

Correct! Spanish conquistadors brought horses to the Americas during the 1500s, where the Indigenous people adopted them, changing hunting and warfares.

Yes! Europeans unknowingly carried diseases that came from Africa to the New World. Native populations, lacking the same immunity, suffered devastating losses.

Exactly! Europeans brought their crops to the Americas where, with warm and fertilized soil, crops could grow much faster.

Correct! Europeans transported with their crops to harvest them in the New World.

Yeah! It was firstly cultivated by the Mesoamerican civilizations, then brought to Europe where it became a huge part of their diet.

Nonstop! Native Americans used Tobacco in ceremonies, then they started a massive cultivation for exports, Tobacco then became a major cash crop for the European markets.

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