How did the columbian exchange - the mutual transfer of material goods, commodities, animals, and diseases - affect interaction between europeans and natives among indigenous peoples in north america?

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24 June, 06:34

How did the columbian exchange - the mutual transfer of material goods, commodities, animals, and diseases - affect interaction between europeans and natives among indigenous peoples in north america?

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Chaz Serrano · Answer 1

The exchange that most affected the indigenous people was the one of diseases. Native Americans hadn't encounter the diseases the European brought before, so they hadn't develop immunity to them. This is the major reason of the large death of Native Americans, besides the war between them and the brutality of the Europeans.

Kamren Solomon · Answer 2

The exchange that most affected the indigenous people was the one of diseases. Native Americans hadn't encounter the diseases the European brought before, so they hadn't develop immunity to them. This is the major reason of the large death of Native Americans, besides the war between them and the brutality of the Europeans.

Rex Odom · Answer 3

The exchange that most affected the indigenous people was the one of diseases. Native Americans hadn't encounter the diseases the European brought before, so they hadn't develop immunity to them. This is the major reason of the large death of Native Americans, besides the war between them and the brutality of the Europeans.