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Smallpox,influenza,Bubonic Plague,pneumonic plague because they lacked immunity.
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How was the encounter between Amerindians and Europeans?
The Europeans brought new diseases that killed off about 70% of them. The remaining amount were enslaved to work in the mines. Although there was a good side. The Columbian exchange was an exchange of biological products between the two. One of the major one was the potato which single handedly saved Europe from starvation. The Europeans gave diseases and the Amerindians gave food.
Why was it easy for the spanish to control the amerindians?
The Spanish were able to control the Amerindians due to factors such as advanced military technology, diseases that wiped out large segments of the Amerindian population, and the alliances they formed with some Amerindian groups against others. Additionally, the Spanish employed tactics such as forced labor systems and religious conversion to assert dominance over the Amerindians.
What is collective noun for Amerindians?
amerindians
How did the amerindians look?
what did the amerindians look like
Why amerindians came to Guyana?
why did the amerindians came to Guyana
What diseases killed Margot Frank?
typhus
What did the amerindians play?
the amerindians played bamboo music and drums
What were the practices of the Amerindians?
the amerindians practices was fighting and finding things to eat
Why did the amerindians?
the amerindians came to guyana in search of food and living space
What evidence is there of the Amerindians in the Caribbean?
what evidence is ther of the amerindians in the caribbean?
What country of origin the Amerindians came from?
the amerindians came from india
How did the europeans wipe out the Indians?
They didn't. If they had, there would be no Indians to talk about. Europeans coming to North America way back then brought with them diseases that were quite common -- and ineffectual -- in Europe, where immunities had developed, but deadly in the New World. Yes, there were times when, for example, US Army soldiers were shooting and killing AmerIndians wholesale. But the real slaughter took place on the microbial level. AmerIndians were helplessly susceptible to diseases carried by European "invaders." Smallpox was especially deadly, but other "minor" diseases like measles and chicken-pox were killers as well.
