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What was the Columbian Exchange?(1 point)
the transporting of slaves from Africa to the Americas
the plundering of gold, silver, and other valuable things from the Americas to Europe
the opening of long distance trade between the people of the Americas with the people of Europe
the trading of new plants, animals, and diseases to and from the Americas and Europe
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