Columbian Exchange and European Society
Proponents of the Columbian Exchange would most likely have supported which of the following arguments about its impact on European society?
A
European society was destabilized by the excessive reliance on imported goods, which undermined local food production.
B
The exchange had little to no impact on Europe because traditional agricultural practices remained unchanged regardless of new crop introductions.
C
The introduction of New World crops like potatoes and maize significantly bolstered Europe’s food production, thereby enhancing population growth and economic stability.
D
The Columbian Exchange primarily disrupted European trade and led to economic chaos by flooding the market with overabundant produce.
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