Question

One historical impact of the European and Native American interactions for Spanish

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Explanation:

The Indians were introduced to a new opponent by the Europeans: new illnesses. The illnesses that European explorers and colonists carried with them were not immune to the native peoples of America. Smallpox, influenza, measles, and even chicken pox claimed the lives of American Indians.

Describe the impact of the initial contacts between the Spanish and Native Americans in Mexico, Peru, and other parts of the world. There were amicable ties at first.Native Americans were unable to overcome the Spanish because the Spaniards possessed more stronger weaponry.

The aboriginal people of North America suffered greatly as a result of European colonialism. When the Europeans came, they brought illnesses with them that the locals had never seen before. The indigenous perished from illnesses that the Europeans assumed were frequent because they lacked immunity. They also had firearms, booze, and horses with them.