How did the Columbian Exchange affect the African people?

The exchange in Colombia has led to many things, such as the spread of new crops and resources to Europe. Because Europe is far north of the equator, this has also led them to find new fertile and sunny land near the equator as most of Europe's land was sucked in.

Because of this, due to the new concept of capitalism, the Europeans mainly use Native Americans to raise their plantations in Latin America to enrich them. However, from Europeans to indigenous diseases, Europeans live in narrow areas with dirty animals, so the Native American slave population began to die.

Then the Europeans turned to Africa to buy slaves, especially in the kingdom like Mali, because their slave export industry is big. Therefore, a large number of slaves were purchased from these African kingdoms. However, as so many people were purchased, the kingdom began to eliminate slavery and questioned the morality of such extensive expulsion.

As a result, European merchants, mainly composed of Portuguese, began selling large quantities of guns and materials to small tribes so that they could grab some slaves. Then, swinging African guns easily defeated and enslaved many other villages without guns. They also overturned the great kingdom, especially the Swahili coastal countries. Many Africans were forced to become enslaved and sold to Europeans. Then they were obliged to move to the Americas where they spent their remaining life at the plantation

It seems that the population is decreasing. incorrect. Although slave exports are very numerous, Africa's birthrate and average life expectancy are higher because of the new American crop introduced as a part of slave exchange through the Colombian exchange. For this reason, the population of Africa has increased by millions, but there is no centralized government and only the tribe.

Enter the Americas now. All Africans are brown skin and most of them are slaves, so it is highly likely that the color of dark skin will be recognized as a slave. For this reason, the concept of skin color and slavery started taking in the concept of racial discrimination. This is supported by the theory of social Darwinism and the most "conforming" society of social Darwinism theory will naturally dominate more primitive things

"Exchange of Colombia" - As historians say, exchanges beyond the continents of humans, animals, bacteria and plants do not only affect the Americas. For example, in China, a new era began in 1570 when seafarers reported that the Philippines suddenly appeared in the Philippines. Amazingly, they came to the sea from the east. One of them, perhaps the most crazy city in the history of the world, is very high in the Andes Mountains. Potosi, a silver mining city surrounded by snow and bare rocks, has expanded to the size of London in just a few decades. Those who are seeking wealth from Europe are addicted to the city's luxury brothels, and thousands of indigenous people work hard in the darkness of the world's largest silver mine to fight.

The exchange of trade and Colombia has had a tremendous impact on the world between the AD 1450 and the year 1750. The Colombian Stock Exchange helps link the United States, Africa and Europe, and a huge international trade network helps shape the world. In these trading networks, spice, silver, slavery, sugar trading are particularly important that affect the world. Silver trading has become an important part of the world economy and has made Europe involve more East Asian trade. Silver is the center of world trade and is more important than spice trade in building a global trade network. Most of the circulating silver is from the United States, especially Potosí of Bolivia. Because Potosi is closest to the world's largest silver mine, it is the largest city in the Americas. Early modern times, Spain and the United States produced about 85% of the world's silver. Spanish silver excavated from this mine was brought into Europe for the purchase of African slaves and Asian goods, especially spices.

About 1492, Christopher Columbus entered the New World and influenced the political, social and economic worldview of Europeans. The Columbia Stock Exchange is a trading of goods and population from the old world to the new world. Furthermore, the idea of ​​Mercantilism dominates these foreign colonies and transactions. This is equivalent to wealth and safety of these colonies.