Colombian Corn Exchange 2
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- Dia: 1
- The European trader sees corn as a valuable source of profit. This exchange is important because it gives him a new product to trade, making him richer and more influential. So, the farmers see corn as a way to survive in a new land. Learning to grow it changes his future because it helps his farm succeed and allows more Europeans to settle.
- Dia: 2
- But this good exchange also has some causes and effects, with some conflict and cooperation. The native American farmers sharing corn leads to trade, but also more Europeans wanting land. Cooperation through teaching, but conflict grows as land and power are threatened. The daughter effect is that the exchange helps others survive, but changes her community’s future. While the European trader effects are getting corn creates profit and expands trading routes. Cooperation for business, but conflict if he takes advantage of Native people. The farmer learns that corn farming improves survival and encourages settlement. Cooperation through learning, but conflict later as settlers expand onto Native land.
- Dia: 3
- So this colonial exchange gained both countries new things and making there society more improved. This trade improved native america by improving their society by making daily life easier and more productive. Metal tools from Europeans helped them farm more efficiently, build stronger homes, and hunt better. New goods like cloth and cooking items also improved comfort and saved time, allowing people to focus on other important parts of their community. While the trade improved European society by increasing food supply and supporting population growth. Crops like corn and potatoes were easier to grow and very nutritious, which helped reduce hunger. This made communities stronger and allowed cities and economies to grow faster.
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