Impact of the Columbian Exchange

A governmental system that allowed the Spanish the power to tax Native Americans

A thrift store in downtown Columbia

The transfer of plants, animals and diseases between the Old World and the New World

The system of slavery that the Portuguesse brought from the Old World

Wheat

Potato

Rice

Barley

Spread of deadly diseases

Discovery of gold mines

Introduction of new livestock

Increased trade with Asia

It was named after Christopher Columbus.

The exchange of people, plants, animals, and diseases back and forth across the Atlantic Ocean.

It increased the variety of foods throughout the world.

All of the above are true of the Columbian Exchange.

A. Coffee Bean

B. Sugar Cane

C. Tomato

D. Livestock and Horses

E. Disease

pineapple

rice

potatoes

cabbage

corn

It led to the decline of native animal species

It revolutionized transportation and hunting practices

It caused widespread famine

It had no significant impact

It led to a decrease in agricultural diversity

It caused a decline in food production

It increased agricultural diversity and food supply

It resulted in the abandonment of traditional crops