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One of the reasons why disease decimate the indigenous populations of the western hemisphere was because "<span>a. The western hemisphere had developed in relative isolation from Europe, Asia, and Africa for thousands of years, so the people had no natural immunities to diseases from the eastern hemisphere," since disease actually killed more natives than weapons of the Europeans. </span>

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