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Colombian exchange notes, Study notes of History

Rutgers University - New BrunswickHistory

The Columbian Exchange is the name given to the widespread exchange of plants, animals, and diseases that occurred between the Old World (Europe, Africa, and Asia) and the New World

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Imperialism

a

state

policy

of

extending

a

nation's

power

or

authority

by

two

ways

I

taking

territory

directly

2 indirect

methods

by

gaining

political

and

economic

control over

other territories

European

Empires in North

America

1492 1750

mercantile

commodity economy

trading

of

sugar

tea

tobacco

coffee

textiles etc

East

India

Trading

Company

keyplayer

Columbian

Exchange

change

Europeandiets

guns

were

traded

by

the

Dutch

primarily

e

was

key

Ldl

seas

but also

exchanged

plants

animals

and

technology

smallpox

intheNew

World

largest

a

arrowsshow a catastrophe

constant spread of

Blackdeath 40 l

smallpox

malaria

this 980

l

yellow

fever

etc

g

ft

transport

mofdstaueasswoa.ge

eEaepnegnggs

A

horrible

diseases

cramped

I

starved

harrowing wrenching

commidification

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might

have

brought

syphilis

back

Colonists were

only

concerned w

1

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hampered with

settlement

efforts

and

trade

suelptibility

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for

expansion

smallpox

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devastating

when

contracted

later

in

life

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not

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immunity

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dens

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populated

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only

ones

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populations

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only

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enviorments

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very

deadly

1201 in

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of

all kids

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adults had

lived

through

them

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wereNOTdisease

free

but did

not

have old

world

childhood

diseases

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just being

there set

in

motion the epidemic soon

to come

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did not lead

to the

extinction

of

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and

social

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is

a product of combination Everyone was

around

the

same

group

of

people

intro

to new

people

allowed

a

spread

and some

people

suffered

worse than

others

not

a

concept

of

immunity

alone

Social Physical

Psychological

likely

hood

of

exposure Status health accessibility

to

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cultural loss

thin

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diet

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physique

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up

just

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warfare

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7

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that

to continue

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thesetimes

historians

called

this the

morning

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captives took on

the

persona

of Who

died

done

through

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allowed

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ideas

to flourish

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distinct

part

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G

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to

spare people

predestined

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a

common

thing

to

happen

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collective

punishment

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punishment

for

all peoples

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oldtestinent

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justification

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is God's

will

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these

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connected

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the

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Age

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the

understory

to

allow

for growth wildlife

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etc

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age

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exacerbated

by

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had

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forests

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reconstructionremoved

so much

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a

global

cooling

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disease

defined

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of

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and social

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tothe epidemic

were

contingent

and complex