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Explorers brought _________ and animals from Europe, Africa, and Asia to the Americas.
Explorers brought _________ and animals from Europe, Africa, and Asia to the Americas.
plants
The Columbian Exchange began as explorers brought plants and animals from Europe, Africa, and _________.
The Columbian Exchange began as explorers brought plants and animals from Europe, Africa, and _________.
Asia
The Columbian Exchange connected continents through the movement of plants, animals, and _________.
The Columbian Exchange connected continents through the movement of plants, animals, and _________.
disease
Countries in _________ were integral in the discovery and colonization that fueled the Columbian Exchange.
Countries in _________ were integral in the discovery and colonization that fueled the Columbian Exchange.
The movement of _________ during the Columbian Exchange had a lasting impact on global diets.
The movement of _________ during the Columbian Exchange had a lasting impact on global diets.
__________ three grains that originated in Europe and Asia, are now grown throughout the world.
__________ three grains that originated in Europe and Asia, are now grown throughout the world.
__________ three grains that originated in Europe and Asia, are now grown throughout the world.
__________ three grains that originated in Europe and Asia, are now grown throughout the world.
__________ three grains that originated in Europe and Asia, are now grown throughout the world.
__________ three grains that originated in Europe and Asia, are now grown throughout the world.
__________ three grains that originated in Europe and Asia, are now grown throughout the world.
__________ three grains that originated in Europe and Asia, are now grown throughout the world.
__________ three grains that originated in Europe and Asia, are now grown throughout the world.
__________ three grains that originated in Europe and Asia, are now grown throughout the world.
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Grains and the Columbian Exchange
- Wheat, barley, and oats originated in Europe and Asia but are now cultivated globally.
- The Columbian Exchange refers to the widespread transfer of plants, animals, culture, and ideas between the Americas and the Old World starting in the late 15th century.
- Explorers brought a variety of crops and livestock from Europe and Africa to the Americas during their voyages.
- This exchange fundamentally transformed agricultural practices and diets across continents.
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