The term “Columbian Exchange” was a term given when the Old World which is Europe and New World which is America begin to interact with each other. The “Columbian Exchange” was given this name by Alfred W. Crosby, who was an author and historian, in 1972. He wrote about the story that depicted Christopher Columbus and his voyage to America in 1492. During the “Columbian Exchange”, there was a widespread transferring of diseases, animals, food, plants, and humans. Some of the biological impacts included the interactions of both regions. This lead to a vast exchange of diseases and illnesses such as whooping cough, smallpox, chicken pox, bubonic plague, and malaria. These were some of the worst diseases of this time. There were