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Smallpox is the viral disease that is now only thought to exist in laboratory samples. It caused the deaths of many American Indians after the arrival of Europeans in North America due to lack of immunity among the indigenous population. The introduction of smallpox by European settlers significantly reduced the Native American population.
Many Renaissance-era Europeans viewed the newly discovered Indians as exotic and primitive beings because of their unfamiliar customs and ways of life. Some Europeans also saw the Indians as savages who needed to be converted to Christianity or enslaved for economic gain. Overall, the attitudes varied among individuals but were often shaped by a Eurocentric perspective that placed Europeans at the center of civilization.
Eastern Woodland Indians were a diverse group of Native American tribes that lived in the eastern part of North America prior to European colonization. They relied on agriculture, hunting, and fishing for their subsistence. They lived in longhouses and practiced a variety of spiritual beliefs and cultural practices.
African slaves were brought to America to work on plantations and in other industries, and their enslavement was a result of labor demands and economic interests, not a direct replacement of American Indian workers. The exploitation of both African slaves and American Indians contributed to the growth of the American economy and the development of the nation.
Indians in Latin America died from various causes, including diseases brought by European colonizers, war, forced labor, and displacement from their lands. These factors contributed to a significant decline in indigenous populations following European contact.
Columbus and his crew mistreated and enslaved the American Indians, leading to tensions and conflicts. He demanded tribute from the people and imposed harsh punishments, which caused resentment and hostility towards him and his men. Columbus's actions resulted in a deteriorating relationship with the American Indians of Hispaniola.
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Europeans came from the continent of Europe, which includes countries like England, France and Spain which were the three main countries to colonize the Americas. The American Indians were from America originally, which is why we now call them Native Americans, as they are the natives of america, I.E. they've always lived there.
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"Indians" didn't come to america.. We were already here when the Europeans came to America. Columbus thought he was in India, therefore- he called us Indians.
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Of or pertaining to America; as, the American continent: American Indians., Of or pertaining to the United States., A native of America; -- originally applied to the aboriginal inhabitants, but now applied to the descendants of Europeans born in America, and especially to the citizens of the United States.
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