Columbian ExchangeIdentify the originGroup of answer choicesCattle and horsesPotatoes, beans, and squashTobaccoSmallpox

The Columbian Exchange refers to the significant transfer of goods, crops, animals, technology, and diseases between the New World (the Americas) and the Old World (Europe, Asia, and Africa) following Christopher Columbus's voyage in 1492. Here's the origin of each item mentioned in your list:

1. Cattle and horses: Originated in the Old World (Europe).
2. Potatoes, beans, and squash: Originated in the New World (the Americas).
3. Tobacco: Originated in the New World (the Americas).
4. Smallpox: Originated in the Old World (Europe).

Summary:

• Old World: Cattle and horses, Smallpox
• New World: Potatoes, beans, squash, Tobacco

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