Before Columbus, the parasites that cause malaria were rampant in Eurasia and Africa but
unknown in the Americas. Transported in the bodies of sailors, malaria may have crossed the ocean as early as Columbus's second voyage. Yellow fever, malaria's frequent companion, soon followed.
The deadly smallpox, malaria, yellow fever, gonorrhea, chlamydia, common cold, measles,
influenza and chickenpox killed up to 90% of the native population.
Had no natural protection from diseases brought by Europeans.
They died of overwork and the diseases the Spanish had brought.
The American Indian did not have an immunity built up to the new diseases the Europeans brought with them. They suffered in great numbers from measles, chicken pox, and cholera. However, they decimated in numbers from small pox, much of which was deliberately given to then just to annihilate the Indian.
I believe around 1700 there were around 15-20 million native americans. within the next 200 yrs that number was reduced to 2 million or so. Most died from the exposure of the diseases brought over with the imigrants. Others starved as they were pushed from the land to colder weather. Many more starved as the buffalo were slaughtered by the railroads. Definitely not the brightest part of our history.
The slaves were first brought to the American colones so that they could work in the fields and industries.
The first Spanish in North America were Conquistadors on exploration missions. They brought with them diseases that the Indians weren't immune to - like small pox and measles. These diseases killed thousands of Indians.
When the Europeans came to the Americas they had an impact on the Indians. They brought diseases that killed over 3/4 of the indians.
the europeans brought diseases to the Indians so the had a horrible life because they died from diseases
I personally did not kill the indians so don't blame me, but when the pilgrims came to America the brought diseases that killes of the indians, also the indians could not fight back against the new settlers weapons.
Indians in Latin America died from various causes, including diseases brought by European colonizers, war, forced labor, and displacement from their lands. These factors contributed to a significant decline in indigenous populations following European contact.
American Indians didn't have horses, the Spanish brought them when America was discovered. However, it is possible that the Plains Indians DID already have horses, but the central American Indians didn't
Diseases brought from Europe for which they had no immunity.
The epidemic disease was the cause of population decline of the American natives due to their lack of immunity to the new diseases brought from Europe.
Around 70 Million Indians died form disease.
No they did notMEActually, Coronado did kill some Pueblos, but it was only due to diseases he and his crew had brought over.GhostBustersF
Cultural interactions between the American Indians who brought Christianity to the new world included trade, exchange of crops,and transportation of weapons and other farm tools .
They began dying from the very moment the old world met the new world. So, when they met Columbus and his crew in 1492 they had no immunity from the diseases they brought.