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What country had contagious diseases had a profound impact on the Aborigines?
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Why babies born in different countries may be vaccinated against different diseases?
Different contries have different diseases. If you never had a disease in your country then move to the country with the disease then you'll need antibodies to fight it.
Why do infectious diseases spread through cities faster than country towns?
Because there is more people....DUHHH!
What is the spread of infectious diseases across continents called?
A pandemic spreads across continents while epidemics stay more localized to a country or area.
Globalization can increase the risk of pandemic diseases because it?
Answer this question… allows infected individuals to quickly travel great distances.
What does diseases spreading in a country results in?
In this sort of outbreak, many people will become infected and, if the disease is potent enough, many of them will die. Of course there is bound to be a handful of individuals who are naturally immune to the epidemic if the nation has a diversified populous, such as America. If this were to occur in a third world country that does not have resources to combat the disease or possess a very multicultural population, mass death is sure to take place. However, if the disease arose in a better developed nation, a cure or preventive medication could be invented much quicker and likely halt the spread of the disease early on.
Immigrants suspected of having contagious diseases were placed in where?
A boat back to the country they came from. or in Ellis island until the disease goes away
Of which country are aborigines the indigenous people?
canada
How does the Australian aborigines live now?
Australian aborigines these days live much like anybody else in that country. Many of them live together in small communities throughout the country.
Aborigines are the indigenous people they were the native people in what country?
Australia
Which Country are Aborigines indigenous people?
Aborigines are indigenous to Australia. The correct term for Austalia's indigenous people is "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders".
Country rich in tradition and culture?
aborigines are filled with culture and so are africans
What country does the didgeridoo come from?
It is pretty obvious, it's Australia Aborigines come from Australia)
What country does didgeridoo come from?
It is pretty obvious, it's Australia Aborigines come from Australia)
In what areas would you expect to find aborigines?
The word 'aboriginal' means 'the first'. It was used in Italy and Greece to describe the original natives or established inhabitants rather than newcomers or invaders. The word 'Aborigines' is now used to refer to the indigenous inhabitants of Australia and this is still the country where the Aborigines live.
What country calls its native inhabitants Aborigines?
Australia refers to its indigenous inhabitants purely as Aborigines. Aborigine actually refers to any indigenous peoples, but Australians use it as the proper name for their indigenous people.
Which country set up the first colony in Australia how did they treat the aborigines?
The English were the ones who set up the first colony in Australia. Some of them treated the Aborigines with respect while others treated them as an inferior group of savages.
Who are the aborigines of the Philippines?
The aborigines of the Philippines are collectively known as the Aeta people. They are indigenous peoples who are among the earliest inhabitants of the Philippine archipelago. The Aeta communities can be found in various regions across the country, particularly in Luzon.
