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Hernan Cortes and _____________ ____________ were able to conquer the powerful _________ and the Inca empires easily because of European _________ and _________ ________, which had ravaged the empiresEuropeans viewed the Native Americans as a source of labor and as potential converts to __________. Some treated the Native Americans well, and other treated them very poorlyThe ____________ ____________ was the movement of plants, animals, and diseases between the ___________ and __________ hemispheres.The Colombian Exchange had _____________ effects, such as the introduction of new foods to European cuisine, as well as _______________ effects, such as the spreading of the new diseases among the Native Americans
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