How did the Columbian exchange lead to redistributions of power and population -- and in what ways did these redistributions shape the colonization of North America

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The Columbian exchange led to redistributions of power and population in that it moved many goods that produced wealth in many regions and nations. Through the Columbus exchange, European superpowers of the time such as Spain, France, and England traded and transported goods, people, raw materials, and other natural resources.

These redistributions shaped the colonization of North America in that white European settlers exploited those raw materials from the Americas and in the case of the British, they settled the land that belonged to the Native American Indian tribes and founded colonies along the East Coast of North America, such as Jamestowm Virginia, or the Massachusetts colonies.

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