In the first spanish colonies, how did nearly all american indians die? poison disease sacrifice neglect

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<span>Nearly all American Indians died because of a disease during the first Spanish colonies. The most devastated disease recorded was smallpox. Smallpox was not common for the native people since it originated from the European explorer, thus killing mostly of the American Indian natives.</span>

shutvik [7]3 years ago

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The answer is disease:)

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