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new world
- foodstuffs: corn, potatoes, beans, cocoa beans
- precious metals: gold, silver
- tobacco
the columbian exchange
this diagram represents the movement of people and goods between europe, the americas, and africa following christopher columbuss discovery of the new world.
old world
- foodstuffs: wheat, sugar, rice, coffee bea
- livestock: horses, cows, pigs
- diseases: smallpox, measles, influenza, typhus
2. what 3 continents is \old world\ referring to?
3. what were 3 effects of colonization on natives?
4. what was the transatlantic slavetrade?
a 1737 engraving showing a spanish priest preaching to the indians in mission
5. describe what is occurring in the picture to the left?
6. this picture provides an example of what? circle one.
religious persecution cultural convergence
cultural diffusion spatial diffusion
7. what is the dominant religion in latin america?
how did this religion make it to the americas?

### Turn 2 Question
For question 4 can you give me a shorter answer please

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### Turn 1 Question
new world
- foodstuffs: corn, potatoes, beans, cocoa beans
- precious metals: gold, silver
- tobacco
the columbian exchange
this diagram represents the movement of people and goods between europe, the americas, and africa following christopher columbuss discovery of the new world.
old world
- foodstuffs: wheat, sugar, rice, coffee bea
- livestock: horses, cows, pigs
- diseases: smallpox, measles, influenza, typhus
2. what 3 continents is \old world\ referring to?
3. what were 3 effects of colonization on natives?
4. what was the transatlantic slavetrade?
a 1737 engraving showing a spanish priest preaching to the indians in mission
5. describe what is occurring in the picture to the left?
6. this picture provides an example of what? circle one.
religious persecution  cultural convergence
cultural diffusion  spatial diffusion
7. what is the dominant religion in latin america?
how did this religion make it to the americas?

### Turn 2 Question
For question 4 can you give me a shorter answer please

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### Question 2
# Brief Explanations:
The "Old World" in the Columbian Exchange context refers to the continents that were known before Columbus's voyage. Historically, the Old World includes Europe, Africa, and Asia, as these were the continents with established civilizations and trade before the discovery of the Americas.
# Answer:
The "Old World" refers to Europe, Africa, and Asia.

### Question 3
# Brief Explanations:
Colonization had several impacts on Native Americans. Three key effects include: 1) Population decline due to diseases (like smallpox) brought by colonizers, as Natives had no immunity. 2) Loss of land and traditional territories as colonizers seized resources and established settlements. 3) Cultural disruption, including forced conversion to new religions, suppression of native languages and traditions, and changes in social structures.
# Answer:
Three effects of colonization on Natives are: 1. Population decline from Old World diseases. 2. Loss of land and traditional territories. 3. Cultural disruption (e.g., forced religious conversion, loss of native traditions).

### Question 4
# Brief Explanations:
The Transatlantic Slave Trade was a system of trading enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean. It involved European powers (like Portugal, Spain, Britain) capturing or buying Africans (often via African intermediaries), transporting them to the Americas (North, South, and Caribbean) to work on plantations (sugar, tobacco, cotton) and in mines. The trade was part of the triangular trade: Europe sent goods to Africa, Africa sent enslaved people to the Americas, and the Americas sent raw materials (like sugar, tobacco) back to Europe. It was driven by the demand for labor in colonial economies and resulted in the forced migration of millions of Africans, with devastating effects on African societies and the establishment of racialized slavery in the Americas.
# Answer:
The Transatlantic Slave Trade was a system where Europeans transported millions of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic to the Americas. Enslaved people were forced to work on plantations/mines, part of the triangular trade (Europe - Africa - Americas - Europe), driven by colonial labor demand, devastating African societies and establishing racial slavery in the Americas.

### Question 5
# Brief Explanations:
The picture (a 1737 engraving) shows a Spanish priest (likely a missionary) preaching or attempting to convert Native Americans (with traditional attire, like headdresses) to Christianity. The priest holds religious symbols (e.g., a cross), and the Natives appear to be listening or participating, indicating efforts at religious conversion during colonization.
# Answer:
In the picture, a Spanish priest (missionary) is attempting to convert Native Americans to Christianity, likely through preaching or religious instruction, as seen by the priest’s religious symbols (cross) and the Natives’ attentive postures.

### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
- Religious Persecution: Involves punishing people for their religion, not shown here (no punishment).
- Cultural Convergence: Blending of cultures into a new one, but this is more about spreading a religion (not blending into a new culture).
- Cultural Diffusion: The spread of cultural traits (like religion) from one group to another. Here, European Christianity (a cultural trait) is being spread to Native Americans, fitting cultural diffusion.
- Spatial Diffusion: Focuses on geographic spread, but the term "cultural diffusion" is more specific to cultural traits (religion here) spreading between groups. So the correct choice is Cultural Diffusion.
# Answer:
C. Cultural Diffusion

### Question 7
# Brief Explanations:
The dominant religion in Latin America is Roman Catholicism. It arrived in the Americas through European colonization, specifically Spanish and Portuguese missionaries and colonizers. During colonization, Catholic priests/missionaries accompanied expeditions, forced or encouraged Native Americans to convert, and established churches, making Catholicism a central part of colonial and post - colonial Latin American culture.
# Answer:
- Dominant religion in Latin America: Roman Catholicism.
- How it reached the Americas: Through European (Spanish, Portuguese) colonization. Missionaries/colonizers spread Catholicism, often via forced conversion, establishing churches and integrating it into colonial rule, making it central to Latin American culture.

### Turn 2 Answer
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The Transatlantic Slave Trade was a brutal system where millions of enslaved Africans were forcibly shipped from Africa to the Americas by European powers, to work on colonial plantations and mines as part of a triangular trade network.

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