Assignment: Columbian Exchange Café

WORLD HISTORY-B
2023-03-21T20:12:52Z

Due: Mar 30, 2023 by 11:59pm

Overview: This assignment expands on what we learned about the Columbian Exchange.

Purpose: This assignment has two main purposes. #1, this will help you see how connecting the two hemispheres through the Columbian Exchange changed the world. #2, you are applying what you know about the Columbian Exchange to your life and what is around us today.

Examples: Here are two examples of this assignment from past years. They are not perfect, but they give you a good idea of what the assignment is asking you to do.

Example 1

Example 2

Directions:

Your task is to find two recipes.

To count as a recipe, it must have at least 4 ingredients. Spices do not count as an ingredient unless they are labeled on the map under "resources"

One recipe must have all of its ingredients originating (coming from) only ONE CONTINENT.

The second recipe must have ingredients that originate (come from) BOTH HEMISPHERES- WEST (Americas) and EAST (Afro-Eurasia). Click here ---> What is a hemisphere? if you do not know what a hemisphere is.

Once you have your recipes...

Copy and past each recipe's ingredient list, including the measurements, into your submission

Include links to the websites where you got your recipes from

Label which recipe so that you know which one is from one continent, and which one is one hemisphere

Then, label the origin of each individual ingredient for both recipes using the sources provided under "Materials"

If the ingredient is a spice (salt, pepper, nutmeg, etc) and is NOT included in the resources provided, do not label where the spice is from

Materials: Use the following resources to help you figure out where ingredients are from.

This website on the origin of crops

These websites about livestock: (meat, milk, eggs, cheese etc.) By the time of the Columbian Exchange the following domesticated animals existed throughout Afro Eurasia, but if you want to know more about their spread, click the links below.

Domesticated Cows: Southwest Asia then to Europe and across Afro Eurasia

Domesticated Pigs: Eurasia

Domesticated Chickens: Northern China then spread throughout Afro Eurasia

Domesticated Sheep: Southwest Asia then spread to Afro Eurasia

Turkey: The Americas

The infographic below

What am I turning in?

Turn in your document with the recipes + origins of each ingredient labeled

When is this assignment due?

This assignment is due Thursday night, 3/30

Overview: This assignment expands on what we learned about the Columbian Exchange.

Purpose: This assignment has two main purposes. #1, this will help you see how connecting the two hemispheres through the Columbian Exchange changed the world. #2, you are applying what you know about the Columbian Exchange to your life and what is around us today.

Examples: Here are two examples of this assignment from past years. They are not perfect, but they give you a good idea of what the assignment is asking you to do.

Example 1

Example 2

Directions:

Your task is to find two recipes.

To count as a recipe, it must have at least 4 ingredients. Spices do not count as an ingredient unless they are labeled on the map under "resources"

One recipe must have all of its ingredients originating (coming from) only ONE CONTINENT.

The second recipe must have ingredients that originate (come from) BOTH HEMISPHERES- WEST (Americas) and EAST (Afro-Eurasia). Click here ---> What is a hemisphere? if you do not know what a hemisphere is.

Once you have your recipes...

Copy and past each recipe's ingredient list, including the measurements, into your submission

Include links to the websites where you got your recipes from

Label which recipe so that you know which one is from one continent, and which one is one hemisphere

Then, label the origin of each individual ingredient for both recipes using the sources provided under "Materials"

If the ingredient is a spice (salt, pepper, nutmeg, etc) and is NOT included in the resources provided, do not label where the spice is from

Materials: Use the following resources to help you figure out where ingredients are from.

This website on the origin of crops

These websites about livestock: (meat, milk, eggs, cheese etc.) By the time of the Columbian Exchange the following domesticated animals existed throughout Afro Eurasia, but if you want to know more about their spread, click the links below.

Domesticated Cows: Southwest Asia then to Europe and across Afro Eurasia

Domesticated Pigs: Eurasia

Domesticated Chickens: Northern China then spread throughout Afro Eurasia

Domesticated Sheep: Southwest Asia then spread to Afro Eurasia

Turkey: The Americas

The infographic below

What am I turning in?

Turn in your document with the recipes + origins of each ingredient labeled

When is this assignment due?

This assignment is due Thursday night, 3/30