Question 14 3 pts Christopher Columbus was trying to discover a new sea route to reduce the cost of trading with China and India for expensive items such spices and fine china. In the process, he made mistake a landed in the Americas. While he didn't get cheaper good from China and India, he managed to discovered a large amount of gold and stolen them from the natives and sent them to Spain. What was the effect of such large increases in gold for the economy in Europe? It caused great innovations and makes everything cheaper. It has no effect on the economy It caused massive inflation and devastated the economy. It makes Spain's economy strong and the rest of Europe weak