Answer:
b. Beans, cacao, and vanilla were brought to the Americas.
Explanation:
Beans, cacao, and vanilla come from the Americas.
Beans: According to scholars beans come from Mexico, studies have been done on nucleotides and point to the geographic origin of the wild form of beans to come from Mexico.
Cacao: Cacao is a tropical fruit that originates from the cacao tree. Cultivation began in Mexico and other areas in Central America, Amazon, and the Orinoco rivers.
Vanilla: Vanilla originated from a species of orchid native to Mexico.
Christopher Columbus expedition brought exchange between old and new world. Native American introduced a lot of things to the world such as- sugar, cacao, beans, vanilla.
The expedition of Christopher Columbus from the old to the new world led to exchange of plants, animals, commodities like-sugar, potatoes, chocolates(cacao) microbes, diseases and the Native American conquest to the Atlantic.
The Native Americans introduced chocolates to the Europeans, which was made from cacao seed and used as currency in Mesoamerica. Mesoamerican drank unsweetened chocolates with vanilla, chili peppers and spice achiote.
Therefore, the option B is not true in regard to Columbian exchange as beans, cacao and vanilla were introduced to the rest of the world and not brought to America.
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