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One bad result of this worldwide exchange was slavery. Another bad consequence was new genetic disorders between different races mating, causing good and bad mutations to occur. Brought about diversity between the countries later on and now today our community is mixed and unique. The extinction of some species also occured in this process because they needed resources and they would hunt one specific animal until they became extinct.

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What does the author list as the consequences of the Columbian Exchange?

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What does the author list as the consequences of the Columbian Exchange?

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It made the world richer by allowing the growth of more crops which lead to more trade and therefore profit. It made us more resistant to the new diseases brought here. And as opposed to the Old World the world became unequal in population and connection; disadvantages.

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How did the author come to her conclusions about the population changes during the Columbian Exchange?

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How did the author come to her conclusions about the population changes during the Columbian Exchange?

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She comes to the conclusion by stating how devastating the population decline was and described what a factor might have been that caused the population decrease.

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According to the table in the reading, what were the main population trends in each of the regions listed from 1400 to 1700? Describe the trends.

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According to the table in the reading, what were the main population trends in each of the regions listed from 1400 to 1700? Describe the trends.

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The Americas population increased in the first hundred years but then began to decrease. The African population increased the entire time span of 1400-1700. Europe’s, China’s, and India’s population also increased in the 300 years.

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The great dying was when natives were exposed to new infections, which had a catastrophic impact on their population.

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What were some of the intentional and what were some of the unintentional exchanges from this time?

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What were some of the intentional and what were some of the unintentional exchanges from this time?

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Some intentional exchanges were olive trees to the New World, coffee, ginger, sugar and cotton to the New World for the purpose of trading them back. Important animals like pigs and horses were brought to Americas intentionally. Wheat was planted out of curiosity unintentionally and therefore lead to the addition of bread in Peru. The introduction of smallpox, measles and malaria was accidental.

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What are some of the things that moved west during the Columbian Exchange?

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What are some of the things that moved west during the Columbian Exchange?

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Some but not limited to: peaches, olives, sheep, horses, dogs and smallpox.

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What are some of the things that moved east during the Columbian Exchange?	

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What are some of the things that moved east during the Columbian Exchange?	

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Some but not limited to: peanuts, turkey, pineapple, tomatoes, vanilla and tobacco.

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When and what was the Columbian Exchange?

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When and what was the Columbian Exchange?

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1492-1850 it is the exchange of people, plants and animals across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans in all directions.