What were some items from the columbain exchange?

From the Americas to Europe:

* Corn

* Potatoes

* Tomatoes

* Beans

* Squash

* Pumpkins

* Tobacco

* Cocoa

From Europe to the Americas:

* Wheat

* Barley

* Oats

* Rye

* Horses

* Cattle

* Pigs

* Chicken

* Smallpox

* Measles

* Influenza

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