<span>#1 Before the Columbian Exchange the Old World hadn’t seen a tomato </span><span>#2 Old World animals expanded the food supply in the New World </span><span>#3 Horses changed the lifestyle of many Native American tribes </span><span>#4 Many Native American tribes were wiped out due to the Columbian Exchange </span><span>#5 Smallpox Epidemics in the New World were more deadly than Black Death </span><span>#6 Columbian Exchange led to a huge increase in population in the Old World </span><span>#7 New World crops have become hugely popular in the Old World </span><span>#8 Ireland became so reliant on potatoes that it led to the Great Potato Famine </span><span>#9 Columbian Exchange led to the horrors of the Atlantic Slave Trade </span>#10 Columbian Exchange has led to the extinction of many species<span> </span>
Because when we tell our young these stories of noble actions committed by heroes such as King Author, it teaches them valuable life lessons, and lets them grow up to be strong noble men that have good moral standards. So yes I believe that people believing in folk tail stories is important.
“Caterpillars look kind of like worms. You should add a paragraph on worms.” This quote contains irrelevant or impertinent information about worms instead of the main idea, caterpillars.
