A difficulty in understanding the Columbian Exchange is that:
A. things once unknown have different names in different cultures
B. it is unknown which things were first found in which area
C. Things once unknown now seem like they have always been a part of many cultures
D. It is not possible to find out which things were exchanged on purpose or by accident.
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