Columbian Exchange Review

The relationship generated considerable change in both societies.

Europeans were not interested in learning from native cultures.

Both cultures maintained an essentially fixed character.

In matters of diet, people were very set in their ways.

Horses are still used for transportation in many parts of Europe 

Corn remains s staple of many North American diets

Smallpox can now be prevented with vaccines

Spanish is the main spoken language in may South American countries

Native cultures were essentially destroyed by warfare.

Native cultures were transformed by disease and warfare, but those societies also influenced European development.

Native cultures were transformed by contact, while European cultures remained essentially unchanged.

Both European and native cultures were devastated by disease and conflict related to their contact.

Mercantilism

Triangular Movement

Columbian Exchange

The Middle Passage

Migration to Europe

Adoption of European lifestyles

Wars between different indigenous groups

Exposure to European diseases

west to east

east to west

north to south

south to north

Horses

Pigs

Cows

All choices are correct

War

Food introduction

Disease

Intertribal conflict

Europe and Africa

North and South America

Australia and Antarctica

Asia

many Native Americans died, diseases were spread, slavery began

new foods and resources

the Old World brought terrible music to the New World

none - it was all good