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He created a tool that sailors used to determine their direction at sea. This was how they sailed to the event. hebrought people to America and then Spain thought that they should send more people a toolPeople, animals, plants, diseases, and ways of life were exchanged between the Western Hemisphere and the Eastern Hemishere. This movement was called the Columbian Exchange. Man of the the things exchanged during the time were good for both sides. But the Europeans also brought diseases killed many native people, and their way of life was changed. Many native people were forced to work sugacane farms. Many were forced to give up their beliefs for Christianity.
He created a tool that sailors used to determine their direction at sea. This was how they sailed to the event. hebrought people to America and then Spain thought that they should send more people a toolPeople, animals, plants, diseases, and ways of life were exchanged between the Western Hemisphere and the Eastern Hemishere. This movement was called the Columbian Exchange. Man of the the things exchanged during the time were good for both sides. But the Europeans also brought diseases killed many native people, and their way of life was changed. Many native people were forced to work sugacane farms. Many were forced to give up their beliefs for Christianity.
This exchange never happened. Neither Florida nor Cuba were ever under British control.
The columbian exchange was important in the history of the world because it promoted the exchange of idea's and item between continents and changed lives in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Examples are : New World to Old World: tomatoes, potatoes , squash, beans, pumpkins, tobacco, corn and even chocolate. Old World to new World: cows, pigs, goats, horses, chickens, citrus fruits, grapes and onions and even smallpox.
Go online and check the exchange rates. It changes everyday, but this will give you an idea.
No, the US purchased the Philippines for $20 million from Spain.
No, Spain did not give Cuba to Spain but, the U.S.A offered to by Cuba in the late 1800s.
Swap, trade, and exchange all mean to give and exchange mutually.
Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.
Spain acceded to Louisiana in 1763 as a result of the Seven Years War. (The Seven Years War is called the French and Indian War in North America.)