Question

Which option describes a reciprocal impact of the columbian exchange upon europeans and indigenous peoples? indigenous peoples adopted enlightenment philosophy, while europeans embraced the indigenous peoples' religious principles. indigenous peoples improved shipbuilding by imitating european sailing vessels, while europeans adopted the indigenous peoples' economic practices. indigenous peoples suffered when european parasites devastated native crops, but recovered by planting parasite-resistant european crops. indigenous peoples were introduced to horses and the wheel, while europeans learned of many previously unknown plants?

Answer 1

The option that best describes a reciprocal impact of the Columbian exchange upon Europeans and indigenous peoples is that indigenous peoples were introduced to horses and the wheel, while Europeans learned of many previously unknown plants. There was a significant boost in agriculture due to the development of new farming equipment such as the plow.