While in the Americas, as part of what became known as the Columbian Exchange, Europeans learned how to

Americans.

from the Native

S

A. hunt wild animals

B. raise cattle

C. make tools

D. cultivate certain crops

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Braydon Lam

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7 January, 20:42

While in the Americas, as part of what became known as the Columbian Exchange, Europeans learned how to

Americans.

from the Native

S

A. hunt wild animals

B. raise cattle

C. make tools

D. cultivate certain crops

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Monica Hayes · Answer 1

D. cultivate certain crops

Explanation:

In the Columbian Exchange, Europeans were exposed to new crops that they have never seen before. These included potatoes, corn, sugar, and more. Europeans would bring these new crops back to Europe and begin to use them to their advantage. Heck, potatoes single handedly saved the majority of the European population from starvation.

While in the Americas, as part of what became known as the Columbian Exchange, Europeans learned how toAmericans.from the NativeSA. hunt wild animalsB. raise cattleC. make toolsD. cultivate certain crops

While in the Americas, as part of what became known as the Columbian Exchange, Europeans learned how to

Americans.

from the Native

S

A. hunt wild animals

B. raise cattle

C. make tools

D. cultivate certain crops