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What were items the people shared with christopher Columbus?
Different foods & plants
Who began the vast global exchange that included people plants cultures?
Christopher Columbus
How did Columbus' voyage impact the Americans?
When Columbus discovered the Native Americans of Hispanolia he was the "point man" for 300 years of discrimination, murder, and the removal of Native peoples. The European explorer and settler felt they had the right to take the land for their use. Not only did they cut down forest areas, but they also brought plants and animals that were not native to North America. These things changed the landscape and the way people lived. Thus, impacting millions of Native Americans living in North America.
What do historians call the movement of people plants animals and germs caused by Columbus expedition?
The Columbian Exchange was the exchange of American and European animals, plants, and diseases.
What were the exchanges of native plants and animals between old world and new world?
It was named after Christopher Columbus and was deemed to have started after his first voyage.
What was life like in Spanish settlements in the Caribbean and the south America?
The voyages of Columbus triggered a great transfer of people, plants, animals, and diseases back and forth across the Atlantic Ocean.
What was life like in Spanish settlement's in the Caribbean and South America?
The voyages of Columbus triggered a great transfer of people, plants, animals, and diseases back and forth across the Atlantic Ocean.
What term describe the change of fruits and vegetable plants animals and diseases between America and Europe that occurred following Columbus discovery?
The Columbian Exchange.
In what are Specimens of plants and animals are preserved in?
Tar pits, ice, and sedimentary rock.
What was the importance of christopher Columbus exploration to European knowledge?
They discovered many plants such as tobacco, and traded many goods with the Native Americans. Also, America was discovered.
What has the author W Andrew Archer written?
W. Andrew Archer has written: 'Collecting data and specimens for study of economic plants' -- subject(s): Collection and preservation, Botanical specimens
What is difference between botanical garden and herbarium?
A herbarium is like a library of preserved plants. It contains mostly pressed, dried specimens of plants, but also pickled plants and plant parts. A herbarium collects these specimens to so that botanists can study plant species and morphology. Pressed plant specimens that are cared for properly can survive for hundreds of years, so they are an excellent reference source. A botanical garden is similar because it acts as a collection for reference to study plants, but they are living in a garden. Botanical gardens are usually open to the public to enjoy the collection, whereas a herbarium is usually only open to people who need to work with the specimens or see them for reference. Many botanical gardens have a corresponding herbarium.
What landforms did Christopher Columbus live in?
as plants landforms and animals and minerals
What were items the people shared with christopher Columbus?
Different foods & plants
What plants are in the south of South America?
plants
What did christophier collumbus bring back from America?
Christopher Columbus brought back various items from America on his voyages, including native plants such as maize (corn), potatoes, tomatoes, and tobacco. He also brought back gold, exotic animals, and indigenous people as slaves.
What crops did they not grow in America in the 1700s that they grow now?
Rice and Potatoes. Google "Columbian Exchange" for more information about the transport of other crops, plants, and pathogens across the Atlantic.
