Exploration
Empires
Africa
Columbian Exchange
Disease
100

This explorer sailed to America thinking he reached India.

Cristopher Columbus 

100

This empire colonized Turkey and fought in WWI.

Ottoman

100

This crop introduced during the Columbian Exchange exploded the population of Africa.

Banana

100

This crop is a staple in the modern-day and was originally grown as a different breed of plant.

Corn (formerly maize)

100

Leading cause of death among Slaves and Native Americans in colonial America.

Smallpox

200

This conquistador conquered the Aztec Empire in early 16th century.

Hernan Cortes

200

This empire colonized the Eastern US.

Britain

200

This area in Africa was where the majority of slaves were taken from.

West Central Africa

200

Leading cause of death from the Triangle Trade.

Disease

200

This disease caused many pandemics to spread across Europe.

Influenza

300

This trading empire colonized most of Brazil.

Portugal

300

This empire colonized Northern India and India's neighboring countries.

Mughals

300

Major Empire in Western Africa.

Songhai

300

The introduction of this animal allowed Native Americans to hunt buffalo more efficiently.

Horse

300

One of the leading causes of child deaths in Europe and colonial America.

Measles

400

The first empire to start a settlement in New America. 

British

400

This empire was the "Golden Age" of Islam.

Abbasids

400
This was the first empire to pull slaves from Africa.

Portugal

400

This crop became a staple in Europe and was originally used for religious ceremonies.

Tobacco

400

This is the second coming of the Black Death.

Great Mortality

500

This country formed the settlement known as New Amsterdam in now-present New York?

Netherlands
500

This empire colonized most of West South America.

Inca

500

When were slaves first introduced to the Americas?

1619

500

This bean is used widely today and was a staple in colonial Europe.

Cacoa

500

Perhaps the deadliest disease spread in the Columbian Exchange. Blocks arteries and blood flow to the heart.

Malaria

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