What were some immediate and some long term outcomes of columbus voyage?

The following is a list of immediate and long term outcomes of Columbus's voyage.

Immediate
- Columbus and his crew encountered new crops that they have never seen before. These crops included tomatoes, peanuts, corn, and pineapple (to name a few).

-Columbus immediately claimed the land in the name of Spain.

Long term
- The exchange of goods between the Western Hemisphere and the Eastern Hemisphere would begin and last for centuries (also known as the Columbian Exchange).

- Millions of Native Americans would end up dying from European diseases which they did not have immunity to.

- Native Americans would lose their land and many of them were forced to convert to Christianity.

A. Banks were failing every day.

D. The economic system was on the verge of collapsing.

Explanation: In 1933, the developed world was still experiencing the Great Depression which had started in 1929. During the Great Depression, banks were failing and by 1933, half of the banks had failed. Investment was at an all time low, which resulted in falling production and unemployment.  A combination of these factors meant that the economic system was on the verge of collapsing.

This was corrected when Roosevelt was elected president, and passed  legislation to revive the economy.