Question

And [even] before the Spaniards had risen against us, a pestilence first came to be prevalent: the smallpox. It was the month of Tepeilhuitl when it began, and it spread over the people as great destruction. Some it quite covered with blisters on all parts -- their faces, their heads, their chests, etc. . . . Entirely covered with blisters, very many people died of them. And very many starved; there was death from hunger, for none could take care of the sick; nothing could be done for them.
Not all people died from contracting smallpox. What was the other leading cause of death mentioned in the passage?
They were killed by the Spanish.
They died of starvation.
They died in a war with another city-state
They caught an illness caused by spoiled food.

Answer 1

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