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Tcecarenko [31]
3 years ago
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What are the items that traveled between Europe and the Americas as part of the Columbian exchange

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1 answer:
notka56 [123]3 years ago
8 0
There were many items:
<span>From </span><span>Europe </span><span>to </span><span>the </span><span>Americas: </span><span>Bananas, Barley, Cabbages, </span><span>Chickens, Coffee,Cows</span><span>, Horses, </span><span>Lemons, Lettuce, Lilacs, Olives, </span><span>Oranges, Peaches,Pears, Pigs, </span><span>Rice, Sheep, Sugarcane, </span><span>Turnips, Wheat  </span>
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From the Americas to Europe: </span><span>Avocados, Beans (kidney, navy, lima), Bell peppers, Black-eyed Susans, </span><span>Cacao (for chocolate), Chili peppers, Corn, Cotton, </span><span>Marigolds, Papayas, Peanuts, Petunias, </span><span>Pineapples, Poinsettias. Potatoes, Pumpkins, </span><span>Quinine, Rubber, Squashes, Sunflowers,   </span><span>Sweet potatoes, Tobacco, Tomatoes, Turkeys,</span><span>Vanilla beans, Zinnias</span>
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