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Answer:
The delegates placed a similar fugitive slave clause in the Constitution. This was part of a deal with New England states. ... It also resulted in the illegal kidnapping and return to slavery of thousands of free blacks. The three-fifths compromise increased the South's representation in Congress and the Electoral College.
Explanation:
The Columbian exchange is a term to refer to the exchange that occurred between the New World and the Old World (Asia, Africa, and Europe) between the XV and XVI centuries in which they were transferred:
- Agricultural products
- Animals
- Technological advances
- Diseases
- Slaves of African origin
This exchange included the arrival of diseases, slaves from Africa, seeds of external plants, animals, and tools and gadgets for various purposes to the New World from the Old World. On the other hand, the Europeans took from America natural resources and precious metals such as gold and silver for their territory.
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