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Who were the Europeans going to replace the Indian's with?
well, if you mean in slavery they were replaced by the Africans, mostly because the Indians were introduced to many diseases , they were not immune to them, so when over half died they decided to stop and what do you know there were African in the triangular triad route so they new there were diseases already over there and most were immune to them ,so they picked them up and replaced the Indian's.
Why is the journey of the Cherokee to the Indian territory known as the Trail of Tears?
Its known of the trail of tears because over 12,000 people were involved with the Indian removal act. the reason it was called this because people died from diseases and from being too cold.
How did European diseases affect the Indians in Mexico?
When the Spanish took over Mexico, they brought along with them many diseases that are in part responsible for the defeat of the indigenous population of Mexico. Once they became infected, it was an immediate death for the Indians, since they had no source of immunity or protection against the infectious diseases. No immunity meant that a large portion of the Indian population would be affected and soon die off.
What was the population of the first English colony?
According to history, 214 settlers arrived in Virginia in 1607. After that Winter, only 66 survived (from starvation, diseases and indian attacks).
What happen to the Indian population after the arrival of Columbus?
They died of rapidly becasue their bodies did not have immunity to diseases such as measles or chickenpox.
Who is the first eliminated one in Indian idol 4?
mohit
What eliminated all french claims to north America?
The French and Indian War.
What diseases did the Indian tribe Miami get?
gout.
Why did many of the Indian tribes die out in the America's?
diseases and genocide
What act eliminated voter literacy tests in areas of poor voter turnout?
Indian act or pig removal act
How were Indian population of the Caribbean decimated?
European diseases
Name the only Indian woman badminton player who qualified for the 2008 Olympics?
Saina Nehwal participated in women's singles and was eliminated in the quarterfinals.
What is the first Indian book that dealt with diseases and their treatment?
The first Indian book that dealt with diseases and their treatment is believed to be the "Charaka Samhita," an ancient Sanskrit text on Ayurveda. It was authored by the ancient Indian physician Charaka. The book provides detailed descriptions of diseases, their causes, symptoms, and various treatment methods, emphasizing natural remedies and herbal medicines.
Is the Indian removal act of 1830 considered constitutinal?
No. But the Americans wanted to expand westward (also known as Manifest Destiny) so they eliminated the indians that were resisting them.
How did European settlers cause the downfall of the American indian civilization?
Largely by bringing diseases with them that the native americans had no resistance to.
What is an abanga?
An abanga is a West Indian palm tree, or the fruit of this tree, whose seeds are used as a remedy for chest diseases.
Which plant is called herbal by an Indian doctor?
Plants with medicinal properties are called herbal remedies when administered to treat diseases.
