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1.Explain two types of divisions that existed in Europe during the Cold War.

2.How did the Columbian Exchange encourage the growth of European colonies?

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East and West are the two divisions seen that time in Europe. There was no real physical barrier, but there was a clear division between the democratic states of the West and the communist states of the East.

The two divisions were capitalist and democratic. Another division was East and North.

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Did you know that during the Cold War, Europe was divided into two main divisions? The first division was ideological, with Western Europe adopting a capitalist and democratic system, and Eastern Europe being under the influence of communism and the Soviet Union. The second division was geographical, with the Berlin Wall separating East and West Germany, symbolizing the divide between the two ideological systems. These divisions shaped European politics, economics, and societies during this tense period in history. Did you know that the Columbian Exchange played a crucial role in the growth of European colonies? The Columbian Exchange refers to the widespread exchange of goods, ideas, plants, animals, and diseases between the Old World (Europe, Africa, and Asia) and the New World (the Americas) following Christopher Columbus' discovery. This exchange introduced new crops, such as maize and potatoes, to Europe, which led to an agricultural revolution and boosted population growth. Additionally, Europeans brought diseases, like smallpox, to the New World, which decimated indigenous populations, making it easier for European colonizers to establish and expand their colonies. Thus, the Columbian Exchange greatly influenced the European colonization of the Americas.