What were the three most important long term consequences of Columbus encounters in the America’s

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I think that the three most important long-term consequences of Columbus's encounters with the Americans were slavery, spread disease through the Columbian exchange, and new rivalries in Europe. There were some positive outcomes from these things to suggest the exchange of the new exotic plants and animals. Although it was wrong slavery was a key part in the building of the Americas.

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