Columbian Exchange and European Agriculture
Which of the following arguments regarding New World crops best exemplifies the positive effects of the Columbian Exchange on Europe?
A
The influx of New World crops led European agriculture to become overly dependent on unfamiliar produce, resulting in crop failures and economic instability.
B
New crops like maize and potatoes significantly enhanced European agricultural productivity, contributing to population growth and economic prosperity.
C
The introduction of non‐native crops disrupted local ecosystems, causing long‐term detrimental effects on both agriculture and the environment.
D
The incorporation of New World crops did little to change traditional European farming practices, leaving agricultural productivity largely unaffected.
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