The columbian exchange is a term for the exchange of crops, animals, and disease between the americas and europe and africa. true or false

TRUE

Explanation:

The Colombian Exchange was a term coined by historian Alfred W. Crosby, coined to synthesize the relationship of exchange between Europeans and Native Americans with the arrival of Christopher Columbus in America.

The Colombian exchange has provided an intense exchange between the various peoples of the planet, creating, for example, food stability in Europe by sending food to the Old Continent, but at the same time decimated a large part of the inhabitants of the Americas with viruses and bacteria brought from Europe, since the natives did not have the antibodies for common European diseases such as the flu.

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