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nadezda [96]
3 years ago
10

Which of the following are indigenous to the new world

History
1 answer:
dangina [55]3 years ago
8 0

Indigenous to the New World are the tomato, llama, vanilla, and turkey.

Explanation:

When the Europeans arrived and settled in the Americas, otherwise known as the New World, they encountered numerous species of plants and animals that were very useful and attractive. Both continents had a lot to offer, and multiple indigenous species became very popular in the Old World once they were introduced. Some of the species of plants and animals that were very useful and introduced in Europe were:

  • tomato
  • potato
  • vanilla
  • corn
  • llama
  • turkey
  • Guinea pigs

The uses were of different type. Some managed to contribute to elimination of the malnutrition in the Europe. Some were used for their fur and wool. Some were simply seen as beautiful and decorative, and some as luxurious additives. Whichever the manner of usage, the Columbian exchange managed to change both sides of the Atlantic significantly, bringing in lot of positives, but unfortunately lot of negatives as well.

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