What did America exchange with Europe?

Answer 1

It depends on what your looking for. Goods as in products or as in diseases. I know of diseases, but products would be for someone else to add on to, for I know of some.

Diseases: The exchange of Infectious Diseases was responsible for the demographic havoc of the native population in the New World after 1492. Prior to this date medical writers describe the presence in Spain of viral diseases like influenza, parotitis, smallpox, measles, poliomyelitis, and rabies; there were also rickettsiasis, diphtheria, salmonellosis, plague, tubercolosis, leprosy, malaria, scabies and tinea. In America, before European arrivals, there were no records of human viral diseases, though there were records of rickettsiasis, treponematosis--pinta, yaws and syphilis--leihsmaniasis, amibiasis and perhaps leprosy.

Goods: They exchanged multible goods such as domestic animals, fruits, tea, plants, coffee, and more. They were usually in the market for domestic animals. Domestic meaning: trained to live with humans; not wild anymore. They also traded different types of powder and fruits. Such as bananas, Oranges, coffee beans, coco beans(actual bean) and such.