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9/24/21, 3:19 PM Spotlight on... 5a: The Columbian Exchange [Follow Up Assessment]: Span 130 Iberian Civil 001,002 https://psu.instructure.com/courses/2132778/quizzes/4294120 1/6 * Spotlight on... 5a: The Columbian Exchange [Follow Up Assessment] 9 26 11:59 15 11 9 20 5 - 10 1 11:59 12 45 Minutes 1 7 10 / 15 * . : 10 / 15 * 9 24 3:19 7 ( ) . Spotlight on...5a: The Columbian Exchange This is a graded follow up assessment on the video Crash Course: The Columbian Exchange . Please prepare your answers to the questions on the assignment sheet in advance and do not start this quiz until you are ready to take it in its entirety. There are 11 questions and there is a 45 minute time limit. 1 / 1 1 What impact does food from the New World have on European population between 1650 and 1850?
9/24/21, 3:19 PM Spotlight on... 5a: The Columbian Exchange [Follow Up Assessment]: Span 130 Iberian Civil 001,002 https://psu.instructure.com/courses/2132778/quizzes/4294120 2/6 It has little impact at that time because methods to preserve food had not been developed and therefore food could not be transported overseas until after 1850. It is the central reason the population doubles. 1 / 1 2 This food has been the central source of food for animals in Europe for centuries. wheat corn None of these. potatoes rice 1 / 1 3 This food--originally from the New World--was the main source of food in Ireland between 1754 and 1845. During this time the population of Ireland doubled. tomatoes pigs
9/24/21, 3:19 PM Spotlight on... 5a: The Columbian Exchange [Follow Up Assessment]: Span 130 Iberian Civil 001,002 https://psu.instructure.com/courses/2132778/quizzes/4294120 3/6 potatoes Guinea pigs (cuy) 1 / 1 4 In addition to the original death toll from exposure to the diseases brought by the Europeans, secondary effects of disease also had a disastrous impact on the indigenous peoples of the Americas. For example, war caused an even greater exposure to the diseases, starvation resulted when there were not enough people left to grow crops, and malnutrition made survivors more susceptible to the diseases. True False 1 / 1 5 Which of the following crops was NOT indigenous to the New World (meaning they were already known in Europe and/or Asia)? potatoes rice avocadoes beans tomatoes
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9/24/21, 3:19 PM Spotlight on... 5a: The Columbian Exchange [Follow Up Assessment]: Span 130 Iberian Civil 001,002 https://psu.instructure.com/courses/2132778/quizzes/4294120 4/6 peanuts 1 / 1 6 Tobacco was brought to the New World from Asia and there it flourished due to the rich and fertile lands. True False 1 / 1 7 Which was NOT an animal introduced into the New World from Europe? llamas horses pigs oxen 1 / 1 8 What percentage of indigenous peoples are thought to have died from exposure to European diseases?
9/24/21, 3:19 PM Spotlight on... 5a: The Columbian Exchange [Follow Up Assessment]: Span 130 Iberian Civil 001,002 https://psu.instructure.com/courses/2132778/quizzes/4294120 5/6 between 20 and 40% between 50 and 90% between 80 and 100% between 10 and 30% 1 / 1 9 Which of the following is NOT one of the areas discussed as being part of the Columbian Exchange? plants animals religion people diseases 1 / 1 10 Which of these was NOT one of the five most deadly diseases mentioned brought by the Europeans to the Americas? typhus chicken pox
9/24/21, 3:19 PM Spotlight on... 5a: The Columbian Exchange [Follow Up Assessment]: Span 130 Iberian Civil 001,002 https://psu.instructure.com/courses/2132778/quizzes/4294120 6/6 syphilis smallpox measles mumps / 5 11 Your Answer: Do you think the Columbian Exchange—what was gained versus what was lost—was a positive or negative thing in the end? Justify your response with examples from the video. Please write a minimum of 100 words. I think Columbian Exchange had caused not only bad effects but also good effects on human history. It brought a widespread increase in population, along with plentiful sources of food. Although, it did affect the Earth with crops being planted in the wrong area, which in turn hurt the environment. Ideas and technology were also transferred. The disease was a huge negative that spread through many demographics. Africans were held as slaves during all of this, but from a macro perspective, I believe it was beneficial with new crops, more people, and animals allowing for growth and prosperity. The Columbian Exchange introduced new food, population increase, and livestock, which in the long term, increased rather than diminished the world human population. : 10 / 15
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