1. Thursday, Sept. 5 1. Get out your History Spiral and put your binder on the floor 2. Update your Table of Contents: DateTitleEntry # 8/30America Before Columbus video notes 4 9/3European Exploration and Colonization Timeline5 9/4Motives for Exploration6 9/5Columbian Exchange notes7 3. Turn to your next blank page in your spiral and title it Columbian Exchange

2. Columbian Exchange Summary:

4. Columbian Exchange #7 I. Definition:The transfer of plants, animals, foods, and diseases between the old world and the new world. Summary:

5. Columbian Exchange #7 II. Causes:Europeans crossing the Atlantic to create new communities in the Americas. Summary:

6. Columbian Exchange #7 III. Effects in the*Diseases kill millions of Americas: natives *Europeans and Native Americans create a blended culture in the Americas. Summary:

7. Columbian Exchange #7 IV. Effects in Europe:*Europeans grow nutritious foods *New foods fuel a rapid population growth in Europe (Go back through your notes and write 4 questions on the left hand side. These questions should be questions that I would write for a test). Then write a summary. When you finish your questions and summary then you need to pick up a map. This is for homework if you don’t finish.

8. Columbian Exchange -From the Old World- Horses Cows Pigs Sheep Chicken Honey Bees Wheat Sugar Cane Onions Lettuce Okra Peaches Pears Watermelons Citrus Fruits

9. Columbian Exchange -From the Old World- Bananas Olives Lilacs Daffodils Tulips Daisys Dandelions Crabgrass

10. Columbian Exchange -From the New World- Corn Potatoes Tomatoes Peppers Chocolate Vanilla Tobacco Beans Pumpkins Avocados Peanuts

11. Columbian Exchange -From the New World- Pineapple Blueberries Sunflowers Petunias Dahlias Marigolds Wild rice