1. New World to Old and Old World to New
Columbian Exchange
New World to Old and Old World to New

2. Animals, Plants, Diseases and People were transferred back and forth during the Columbian Exchange.
Transfers came from New and Old World
Positive and Tragic
Columbian Exchange

3. Economics- Columbian Exchange
Capitalism- Private Ownership
Rich Gov’t v. Rich Merchants
Joint-Stock- Corporations
Investor Buy Stock
Mercantilism
Gain as much wealth as possible.
Get Gold/Silver
Favorable balance of Trade
Sell more than Buy
Economics- Columbian Exchange

4. Type of Organism Old World to New New World to Old
Domesticated Animals
Cat, camel, chicken, cow, donkey, ferret
Goat, goose, honey bee, horse, rabbit, pig, rock pigeon, sheep, silkworm,
water buffalo
Alpaca, American Mink, chinchilla
guinea pig, llama,
Muscovy Duck, turkey
Domesticated Plants
Almond, apple, apricot, artichoke, asparagus, banana barley, beet, black pepper,
Broccoli, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, cantaloupe, carrot, cinnamon clove, coffee, citrus,cucumber, eggplant, garlic, hazelnut, kiwifruit, lettuce, mango, nutmeg, oats okra, olive, onion, peach, pea pear, rhubarb, rice, rye, sugarcane, tea, wheat, watermelon, Wine grape, yam
Agave, avocado, common beans, black raspberry
bell pepper, blueberry,
Cashew, chili peppers
Cranberries, cocoa
cotton, Guava, huckleberry
maize, papaya, passionfruit
Peanut, pecan, pineapple, potato, pumpkin, rubber,
Squash, strawberry, sunflower, sweet potato
Tobacco, tomato,vanilla
wild rice, zucchini
Diseases
bubonic plague, chicken pox
Cholera, common cold, influenza, leprosy, malaria
Measles, scarlet fever, smallpox, typhoid, typhus
yellow fever, yaws
Syphilis, Yaw