Native American Tribes and Tribal empires existed long before Europeans began their extensive explorations and settlements in the Western Hemisphere. The Natives' population began a slow but steady decline through armed conflicts with the well weaponed Europeans. Another cause of their decline was due to diseases they were exposed to from the Europeans. When European settlements were firmly established, there was cause for even greater alarm by the Natives. The Europeans were hell bent on expansion. Whenever Native tribes were deemed to be "in the way" they were forced by the well armed Europeans to march long distances away from their homelands. The Cherokees in Georgia for example were forced to march to the area of what is now Oklahoma. Many died from exposure or starvation. Little by little, the settlers placed the Natives in no win situations and the Native populations began to decrease and the populations of the Europeans increased.
The European's brought over many new diseases that the Natives never came into contact with therefore when the Natives caught the diseases and got sick, they couldn't treat them and the Europeans were basically immune to the diseases therefore it wasn't a problem for them.
The Europeans brought diseases like smallpox, and many Native Americans died.
they did because of the diseases that the Europeans brought with them
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The population decreased because of the desises
Diseases brought from Europe for which they had no immunity.
they died due to europeans bringing over diseases that the native americans bodies were not adapted to.
The largest decline in the Native American population occurred in the 19th century, particularly during the 1800s. This period witnessed significant population loss due to factors such as disease, forced removal policies, warfare, and displacement from traditional lands by settlers and the U.S. government.
There was a decline in the population as a result of the war.
The indigenous population of Latin America declined with the arrival of Europeans due to factors such as warfare, forced labor, introduction of new diseases like smallpox, and displacement from their lands. These factors led to a significant decrease in the native population over time.
Because no one in the Americas had immunity against smallpox, a disease brought by Europeans. This resulted in the death of most of the Native American population throughout the 16th century.
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The population decreased because of the desises
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Diseases brought from Europe for which they had no immunity.
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they died due to europeans bringing over diseases that the native americans bodies were not adapted to.
No; they only started to decline when the Spanish started to attack them.
The largest decline in the Native American population occurred in the 19th century, particularly during the 1800s. This period witnessed significant population loss due to factors such as disease, forced removal policies, warfare, and displacement from traditional lands by settlers and the U.S. government.