The debate between William McKinley and William Jennings Bryan in the election of 1896 centered around A) differences between im
perialist and anti-imperialist desires. B) economic concerns like the gold standard and protective tariffs. C) foreign policy issues regarding U.S. imperialist policies in the Pacific. D) civil rights issues related to segregation and discrimination in the South.
The discussion between William McKinley and William Jennings Bryan in the race of 1896 based on monetary concerns like the best quality level and defensive taxes. McKinley and the Republicans needed the United States to remain on the "highest quality level," while Bryan and the Populists upheld the "free silver" development to help the poor agriculturists of the South and West and to help haul America out of the sadness that it had been in since 1893.
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.
