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When America's founding father discovered the great land of America, he started a whole system of trade. Many of the population of Europe heard of Columbus' expedition, and decided to go see for themselves, considering it was deemed safe for travel after the Mayflower expedition. This continued until it was unbearable to Native Indians. The Europeans saw great oppurtunity with exchanging items with the Natives and that huge trade system is called the Columbian Exchange. Items that were traded were; livestock, crops, people and even the diseases. The outcome was the Indians dying off of the disease and spoiled food items given from the Europeans.

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When America's founding father discovered the great land of America, he started a whole system of trade. Many of the population of Europe heard of Columbus' expedition, and decided to go see for themselves, considering it was deemed safe for travel after the Mayflower expedition. This continued until it was unbearable to Native Indians. The Europeans saw great oppurtunity with exchanging items with the Natives and that huge trade system is called the Columbian Exchange. Items that were traded were; livestock, crops, people and even the diseases. The outcome was the Indians dying off of the disease and spoiled food items given from the Europeans.

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What impact did Columbus' voyages have on native Americans?

Columbus showed the Europeans the way to the Americas


Why do people say Christopher Columbus discover America but the native Americans got there first?

Although, Christopher Columbus is credited as being the first European to explore the Americas, it is a generally accepted fact that he was not the first person on Earth to have set foot there. Indigenous natives were originally from the Americas, in effect "getting them there first".


What was an effect of the voyages of Columbus was what?

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What was the effect of the voyages of Columbus?

Other nations in Europe formed alliance with Spain


What effect did Christopher Columbus had on his exploration?

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Did the exploration effect Christopher Columbus?

Yes,yes it did


An effect of the voyages of Columbus was that?

Other nations in Europe worked to profit from the New World as Spain did.


Who had an effect on christopher Columbus's journeys and findings?

queen elizabeth and King Ferdinand


Where did Columbus believe he was going and what effect did his journey have on the Americas?

Columbus was trying to find an eastern route to India when he ran into the western hemisphere instead. This journey led to the discovery of the New World which later was names the Americas.


How does queen Isabella contribution effect us today?

Queen Isabella funded Christopher Columbus' voyage, which lead to his discovery of the North and South American continents. She also funded many other voyages and colony formations, which lead to the Spanish control of much of Central and South America.


What was the effect of Columbus and voyage to the Americas?

Not only did Christopher Columbus open up the world intellectually, to see that reaching China by going West was possible and you would not fall off the planet, but also on an economic level,trade opened up a great deal, with new markets everywhere around the world there was a great deal of advancement in physics and math as new machinery was needed for quick efficient machines which produced quality items. Advantages to Europe: New places to migrate meant that people could leave the overpopulated countries and ease the burden (e.g in France the Population had risen to 20 million before the revolution) on the country. Europe now had a market to sell to ( that being the West Indies and Americas) Long term: Great suffering for many people ( the extinction of the indigenous people of the islands) Possibly racial discrimination which occurs today( remember people love your brothers) Emigration


What effect did the people in Amerigo Vespucci's life have on his voyages?

Zero effect. He lied in his books about his voyages.