Answer these questions. 1. Describe the flora and fauna of the new world that the travellers were exploring 2. How do we come to know that the flora and fauna were untouched by humans? 3. How were they initially travelling in the jungle? What did they realise later? 4. How did John Roxton and the speaker manage to mollify the animosity between the two professors? 5. What happened on the third day after leaving the canoes? 6. Summarise the events that took place on the ninth day. billhooks: a tool with a long handle and a
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1. The Age of Exploration brought together peoplefrom Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas, often for the first time. When people meet, they often exchange something. It can be a thing (a piece of silk) or an idea (the way to make silk). It can even be a disease.
Two main types of exchanges took place during the Age of Exploration. Biological exchanges include living things such as plants, animals, and diseases. Cultural exchanges include goods, technology, and ideas.
The exchanges that began during this period affected the way people lived on every continent. You’ve already seen several examples of this impact in Chapter 33 of History Alive! The Medieval World and Beyond. Here we take a deeper look.
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1 describe the following fauna of the new world traveles were exploring
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