Which correctly matches the product with its place of origin before the Columbian Exchange? Tomato came from Europe Horse came from Europe Wheat came from the Americas Sugar came from the Americas

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Which correctly matches the product with its place of origin before the Columbian Exchange?

Tomato came from Europe
Horse came from Europe
Wheat came from the Americas
Sugar came from the Americas

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Horse came from Europe

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