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The limited diffusion of animals from the Americas to Europe can be attributed to several factors, including geographical barriers, climate differences, and the timing of human exploration. The vast Atlantic Ocean posed a significant obstacle, making transcontinental movement challenging. Additionally, many native species were not suitable for European ecosystems, which further hindered their spread. Finally, the Columbian Exchange primarily favored the transfer of crops and diseases rather than animals, limiting the impact of animal diffusion.
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What were the 3 continents of the Atlantic trade routes of the triangular trade?
I am not sure but precisley I think it is Asia, the Americas, and Europe :) :D happy to find this out contact me at my website! :D :)
Did the Americas introduce anything to Europe?
Of course, just like Europe introduced food and animals to the Americas, the Europeans brought back food to Europe. Ironically we think of Italy and many of us think Pizza, spaghetti, ect. What we don't realize is the tomato sauce...well, tomatoes are not native to Italy, they were native to the Americas. So was squash, pumpkin, corn, rubber, coffee, and many others. Animans brought back from the Americas include Bears, beavers, otters, minks, lynx, turkeys, llamas or alpacas, parrots/other pet birds, dog species, racoons, squirrels, chipmunks, birds like hummingbirds, and several insect species. There are tons more too...
Which continents were a part of the triangular trade route?
The continents involved in the triangular trade route were Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Europe traded manufactured goods to Africa in exchange for slaves, who were then transported to the Americas. In the Americas, the slaves were forced to work on plantations producing commodities like sugar, tobacco, and cotton, which were then sent back to Europe.
What was the first European city in the Americas?
Isabela was the first European city in America ♥ Kaylee Hensley --------------------------- It was Isabela. I think it was supposed to be named after a princess in Europe or a princess in one of the Americas.
What impact do you think the hosting of the world cup will have on south Africa?
It united the African continent as a whole, not done in Europe or Americas either.
What did America give to Europe?
Europe gave many items to the Americas. Some were inventions such as weapons, metal, etc. Others were agricultural items such as certain foods (apples, Brussels sprouts, etc.). Animals were also brought over such as horses, cows, and chickens. Even languages (such as English, Spanish, and French) and people were brought over; why do you think the Americas has such a high European population? Countless other items were brought over as well.
What describes Europe's middle class during the 1500 and 1600?
they raised new crops from the americas i think gud luck though
Did animals help save europe from the plague?
Rats and their flees helped spread it...so I don't think animals in general helped prevent it. And Europe wasn't saved from the plague.. 50percent of its population died of it. Wiki 'black death'.
Europe better than other continent?
yes we have better grammar ^haha stereotyper. Over in the Americas we think we are the best continent(s). Asians think Asia is the best continent. Europe is filled with peace at times and tragic war at others. Really depends where you were born and raised at.
What is Columbus nationaltly?
he is from genoa, a city in Italy, a country in Europe, a continent of the world. but his journeys were sponsored by Spain, so the Americas are conquered in Spain's name... at least that's what i think
Which of the five continents out of the seven do you think they mean?
The five Olympic rings are for Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas (North and South America), and Australia (including New Zealand and the Pacific Islands).
Does US have more rivers than Europe?
No. Europe has thousands upon thousands of natural rivers, whereby the northern Americas are predominantly less arid. If you mean "Major" rivers, eg: the Thames, the Mississipi, the Ganges, etc then I think the numbers are roughly equal.
