* Maize (corn)
* Potatoes
* Tomatoes
* Squash
* Beans
* Peppers
* Cocoa
* Pineapples
* Tobacco
* Cotton
* Rubber
From Europe to the Americas
* Wheat
* Rice
* Barley
* Oats
* Rye
* Sugarcane
* Coffee
* Tea
* Apples
* Oranges
* Grapes
* Peaches
* Horses
* Cattle
* Pigs
* Sheep
* Goats
* Chickens
* Smallpox
* Measles
* Influenza
* Yellow fever
* Malaria
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