The entire population of North American in 1600 is estimated at 1 million. So there were not millions dying.
Initial contact with Europeans introduced a large number of diseases to the native population. The East Coast of the continent was devastated, and the Pilgrims arrived to find abandoned villages and a very low native population.
Native Americans definitely suffered from the westward migration of Europeans.
The opinions between Native Americans and Europeans regarding their treatment of one another were deeply influenced by cultural misunderstandings and differing worldviews. Europeans often viewed Native Americans as obstacles to land expansion and resources, leading to exploitation and violence. Conversely, many Native Americans saw Europeans as invaders who disrupted their way of life, leading to resistance and conflict. These differing perspectives were shaped by the Europeans' colonial ambitions and the Native Americans' desire to preserve their autonomy and lands.
Many thousands of Native Americans were killed by diseases such as smallpox that was spread to them, intentionally and unintentionally, by white settlers.
It was grown in the Americas by Native Americans in pre-historic times. When Europeans arrived in America, tobacco had been grown for many years. There are simply no records- no writing back then.
Many native American tribes were ousted from their homelands or persecuted to extinction or near-extinction by the colonists. Europeans also brought diseases that were formerly confined to the Old World. Native Americans had not developed the resistance to these diseases and many died.
Many native Americans succumbed to the diseases brought over by the Europeans, as they had no immunity.
Small pox. The natives had no resistence to diseases the europeans carried to the new world.
They died of disease.
After the Spanish arrived in the Caribbean islands, many of the local Native Americans were enslaved, killed, or died from diseases brought by the Europeans. The Spanish also forced them to convert to Christianity and disrupted their traditional way of life. The population of Native Americans declined significantly due to these factors.
Native Americans are any people group who lived in North America before the Europeans came here. Eskimos lived in northern regions. Of course, many think they arrived here by crossing from Russia but that was thousands of years before Columbus arrived.
The Europeans started to use the Native Americans as slaves.
Diease mainy because Native Americans were never exposed to European dieases small pocks
Native Americans definitely suffered from the westward migration of Europeans.
Christopher Columbus killed many many Native Americans. Europeans also killed many by bringing diseases to america. They (the British and europeans) were sick people, and very greedy, which is why there are very little Native Americans left.
To get a general idea, the Native Americans taught the Europeans how to farm, kill certain animals, make jewelry (such as bead necklaces), and many other things. In return, the Europeans taught the Native Americans how to use advanced technologic weapons (guns), and taught them the idea of religion.
The opinions between Native Americans and Europeans regarding their treatment of one another were deeply influenced by cultural misunderstandings and differing worldviews. Europeans often viewed Native Americans as obstacles to land expansion and resources, leading to exploitation and violence. Conversely, many Native Americans saw Europeans as invaders who disrupted their way of life, leading to resistance and conflict. These differing perspectives were shaped by the Europeans' colonial ambitions and the Native Americans' desire to preserve their autonomy and lands.
mostly diseases carried over from Euorp,slavery and war