The second paragraph of the excerpt makes which of the following claims about the introduction to europe of new crops from the americas

"The development of a plantation economy, beginning in the sixteenth century, transformed Africa, America, Europe, and Asia, too. It displaced the old silk trade and shifted the increasingly dynamic center of the world economy westward to the Atlantic. . . .

"The Atlantic economy supplied eager European consumers with mildly addictive . . . crops like tobacco and coffee, along with sugar. . . . The Atlantic plantation system transformed these three [products] into items of general consumption. . . . Investors prospered, and capital for further economic development accumulated in the [home country]. The governments found funding and motive to develop sea power. The Americas had lucrative export crops and developed a society based on a system of labor exploitation of Africans, and Africa suffered the transport of eleven million of its people to the New World."

Thomas Bender, historian, A Nation Among Nations: America's Place in World History, 2006

The second paragraph of the excerpt makes which of the following claims about the introduction to Europe of new crops from the Americas?
A. They remained relatively unpopular.
B. They required little labor to produce.
C. They stimulated economies across Europe.
D. They replaced traditional agricultural products.

"The development of a plantation economy, beginning in the sixteenth century, transformed Africa, America, Europe, and Asia, too. It displaced the old silk trade and shifted the increasingly dynamic center of the world economy westward to the Atlantic. . . .

"The Atlantic economy supplied eager European consumers with mildly addictive . . . crops like tobacco and coffee, along with sugar. . . . The Atlantic plantation system transformed these three [products] into items of general consumption. . . . Investors prospered, and capital for further economic development accumulated in the [home country]. The governments found funding and motive to develop sea power. The Americas had lucrative export crops and developed a society based on a system of labor exploitation of Africans, and Africa suffered the transport of eleven million of its people to the New World."

Thomas Bender, historian, A Nation Among Nations: America's Place in World History, 2006

The excerpt makes the overall argument that the Atlantic economy
A. eliminated competition between European nations.
B. drove long-lasting economic shifts across Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
C. contributed to the persistence of feudal economic systems
D. contributed to the collapse of European empires

"The development of a plantation economy, beginning in the sixteenth century, transformed Africa, America, Europe, and Asia, too. It displaced the old silk trade and shifted the increasingly dynamic center of the world economy westward to the Atlantic. . . .

"The Atlantic economy supplied eager European consumers with mildly addictive . . . crops like tobacco and coffee, along with sugar. . . . The Atlantic plantation system transformed these three [products] into items of general consumption. . . . Investors prospered, and capital for further economic development accumulated in the [home country]. The governments found funding and motive to develop sea power. The Americas had lucrative export crops and developed a society based on a system of labor exploitation of Africans, and Africa suffered the transport of eleven million of its people to the New World."

Thomas Bender, historian, A Nation Among Nations: America's Place in World History, 2006

Which of the following claims does the excerpt make about changes that occurred as a result of new interactions in the Atlantic region?
A. Merchants from Asia dominated trade throughout the sixteenth century.
B. Europeans developed new methods of conducting trade and making profits.
C. African kingdoms were the largest purchasers of goods produced in the Americas.
D. Native Americans amassed fortunes as Europeans paid high prices for rare goods.

Which of the following claims does the excerpt make about changes that occurred as a result of new interactions in the Atlantic Region?

Which of the following best describes the economic system that supported the Native American villages discussed in the second paragraph of the excerpt?

Which of the following was a primary feature of social relations established in Spanish colonies in the Western Hemisphere?

Which of the following most supported the development of the commerce described in the third paragraph quizlet?