originally they was looking for faster trade routs t India but all of Europe flocked the Americas in search of gold as well as a chance to claim land for their countries.
the impact was that many different countries was able to colonize new land and many major European powers had new places to grow crops and get resources.
The native americans is one of the main reasons why the uropeans survuved here during the winter, they tought them how to effectivly farm in the new terrain , but theeurpeans brought many deadly deseases that the natives couldnt fight off, and the europeans greed made them have a few conflicts with the natives but in the end it was a fenocide for most of the natives.
Your question ain't that clear but ill try.
Question:
what role did disease play in the Spanish conquest of the Americas?
Answer:
The Americas was a land inhabited by natives with no contact to Europeans until the conquest of Europeans. Europeans have brought guns, religion, and accidentally brought diseases as well. The Native Americans had no immunity to things like "small pox" and it wiped out large amounts of their populations at a time.
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The reason as to why the ethnologist focus more on non-literate
people on their study because mainly of the reason that they are going extinct.
The non-literate people are being referred to those societies in which their
people does not have the ability of being able to read and write in which the ethnologist
studies and help out of.
Answer:
Civil War. The fall of the Incas came in part because they were at their weakest for at least a decade. Two factors had undermined their ability to fight, and one of these was civil war. For the past five years, Atahualpa and his half-brother Huascar had been fighting for control of the Incan Empire.
