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SVEN [57.7K]
3 years ago
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Which factor made the diseases transmitted by Europeans so deadly for the Native American populations of North America? Will giv

e 20 point's/Brainliest.
A.
The native people had different habits.

B. The native people lacked natural immunities.

C. The native people were physically weaker than Europeans.

D. The native people wore less clothing.
History
2 answers:
Alexandra [31]3 years ago
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The answer is going to be B. The native people lacked natural immunities.

The Europeans, having already been exposed to these diseases, had already built up their immune system to the diseases. The native people, on the other hand, had not been exposed to these diseases, and thus died because of it.

I hope this helps!

Vadim26 [7]3 years ago
6 0

Hello

I believe the answer is B) The native people lacked natural immunities.

So for instance the small pox were something that were common throughout Europe and a lot of people were able to get and lose rather quickly because after a while, the body get's better knowledge of how to get rid of it. Unlike the natives who were far away and their bodies didn't have enough time to get rid of it.

I hope it helps!

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