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2. Group the effects of the Columbian Exchange according to the people they most likely describe.
Decimated by disease and conquest
Native Americans
Both
Europeans
Benefitted from new crops
Profited from Atlantic slave trade
Targeted by Christian missionaries
Rose to global dominance
Exposed to unfamiliar ideas and customs
Decimated by disease and conquest
Native Americans
Both
Europeans
Benefitted from new crops
Profited from Atlantic slave trade
Targeted by Christian missionaries
Rose to global dominance
Exposed to unfamiliar ideas and customs
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Here’s a grouping of the effects of the Columbian Exchange according to the people they most likely describe:
**Native Americans:**
- Decimated by disease and conquest
- Targeted by Christian missionaries
- Exposed to unfamiliar ideas and customs
**Both (Native Americans and Europeans):**
- Profited from Atlantic slave trade
- Rose to global dominance
**Europeans:**
- Benefitted from new crops
- Exposed to unfamiliar ideas and customs
Note: "Exposed to unfamiliar ideas and customs" might also apply to Native Americans, depending on the interpretation. The categorization can vary based on context, so some effects may overlap in their impact on both groups.
**Native Americans:**
- Decimated by disease and conquest
- Targeted by Christian missionaries
- Exposed to unfamiliar ideas and customs
**Both (Native Americans and Europeans):**
- Profited from Atlantic slave trade
- Rose to global dominance
**Europeans:**
- Benefitted from new crops
- Exposed to unfamiliar ideas and customs
Note: "Exposed to unfamiliar ideas and customs" might also apply to Native Americans, depending on the interpretation. The categorization can vary based on context, so some effects may overlap in their impact on both groups.
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