Food items
The most commonly traded food item in the Columbian Exchange
Sugar
The most deadly disease spread through the Colombian Exchange.
Smallpox
Most commonly traded animal for travel in the Colombian Exchange
Horses
Main weapon introduced to the Americas during the Exchange
Guns
System of writing introduced to the Natives during the Exchange
The Greek Alphabet
Most commonly traded drink items (2) in the Columbian Exchange
Coffee and Tea
The effect of imported animals on American land
Destruction of crops
Most commonly traded livestock
Cattle
The most commonly traded metals during the Colombian Exchange
Gold, Iron, Silver, Copper
The new social integration practices popularized by the Exchange
Inter-racial and inter-cultural reproduction
Most popular vegetables (2) traded during the Columbian Exchange
Corn and Potatoes
The race most impacted by cultural genocide during the Colombian Exchange
The Native Americans
The destructive rodent brought to the Americas during the Exchange
Rats.
Fabric-ajacent material brought to the Americas during the Exchange
Furs and Fur clothing
The scientific health methods brought with the Europeans to the Americas during the Exchange
"Modern" medicine
Highest earning cash crops (4) during the Columbian Exchange
Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, and Rice
The inhumane practice popularized by the increase of trade
African Slavery
The purpose of Llamas in the New World
Transportation of goods, like iron and silver, through the Americas
Vital part of transportation introduced to the Americas during the Columbian Exchange
The Wheel
The "positive" motives (3) of Spain for exploration and exchange
Gold, God, & Glory
The current Swiss favorite that circulated during the Columbian Exchange
Cocoa/Chocolate
The concepts perpetuated and created against Natives during the exchange
Negative Stereotypes
The animal brought to the Americas for the purpose of clothes-making resource production
The book most popularized in America during the exchange
The Holy Catholic Bible
Introduced to Native children during the exchange, helped them to learn and advance
European Education