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    Simple Notes on the Columbia Exchange and its components.

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    Elias Herrera II

    Old World
    ~Animals~
    Cat
    Chicken
    Cow
    Donkeyy
    Ferret
    Capra
    Goose
    Honey bee
    Horse
    Rabbit
    Pig
    Rats
    Rock pigeon
    Sheep
    Silkworm
    Water buffalo
    Guinea fowl
    Camels
    Bald Eagle

    ~Plants~
    Rice
    Bananas
    Wheat
    Citrus fruits
    Apples
    Coffee
    Mango
    Asparagus
    Basil
    Beet
    Almond
    Apricot
    Turnips
    Lettuce
    Peaches
    Pears
    Sugar
    Celery
    Carrot
    Cucumber
    ~Diseases~
    Small pox
    Measles
    Bubunic Plague
    Influenza
    Typhus
    Scarlet Fever
    Malaria

    WORLD HISTORY DUAL


    CREDIT

    1. I was surprised
    to find that the
    Honey Bee and
    Mangoes
    are
    from
    the
    Old
    World.
    2. I was surprised
    to
    find
    that
    Pumpkins
    and
    Squirrels
    were
    from
    the
    New
    World.
    3. The
    exchange
    was at a grand
    scale. It greatly
    affected
    the
    cultural
    development
    of
    the
    people
    including
    indigenous
    people. It came
    to
    affect
    the
    environment
    itself
    and
    the
    way of living we
    have today.

    New World
    ~Animals~
    Llamas
    Guinea pigs
    Turkeys
    Alpacas
    Bald eagle
    Beavers
    Cougars

    Grizzly Bear
    Manatee
    Gray Wolf
    Jaguar
    Coyote
    Trout
    Cardinal

    PERIOD 4
    1/30/2015
    ANIMALS CONTINUED
    Geese
    Humpless Camel
    Chigger
    Squirrels
    ~Plants~
    Maize
    White potatoes
    Sweet potatoes
    Manioc
    Peanuts
    Tomatoes
    Squash
    Pineapples
    Papaya
    Avocadoes
    Vanilla
    Rubber Tree
    Cacao
    Tobacco
    Strawberry
    Sunflower
    Pumpkin
    Pecan
    Pitaya
    Jicama
    Coca
    Cranberries
    Agave
    ~Diseases~
    Hanta Virus
    Polio
    Shyphilis
    Habititus
    Tuberculosis
    Parisitic
    Dysentery

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