King Phenomenon
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When Europeans came to North America and brought diseases that killed 90% of native Americans could that have been prevented by giving them medicine?
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Medicine did not exist then for those diseases.When Europeans came to North America and brought diseases that killed 90% of native Americans could that have been prevented by giving them medicine?
Ya knowMedicine did not exist then for those diseases.
Medicine did not exist then for those diseases.
I doubt this to be true. Just sayingEuropeans came to North America and brought diseases that killed 90% of native Americans
When you take into account how much the smallpox epidemic alone devastated the much larger empires of the Aztec's and Inca (which were still natives of North and Central America) it's more believable.I doubt this to be true. Just saying
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the combined death toll of these epidemics in the Americas is thought to have killed roughly 90% of the native population in less than 100 years, making it one of the most deadly outbreaks in history.
I wonder If these diseases never happened and the Europeans would’ve been wiped out in war and never allowed to settle here. Would we be looking back at the natives as the bad guys?When you take into account how much the smallpox epidemic alone devastated the much larger empires of the Aztec's and Inca (which were still natives of North and Central America) it's more believable.
https://www.historyhit.com/europeans-smallpox-and-the-americas/
IF what you say is true AND Europeans bringing smallpox to US, caused 90% of all killed Aztecs and Incas THEN smallpox virus seems to be 1000 times more deadly then Covid.When you take into account how much the smallpox epidemic alone devastated the much larger empires of the Aztec's and Inca (which were still natives of North and Central America) it's more believable.
https://www.historyhit.com/europeans-smallpox-and-the-americas/
I think this scenario makes more senseWhen you take into account how much the smallpox epidemic alone devastated the much larger empires of the Aztec's and Inca (which were still natives of North and Central America) it's more believable.
https://www.historyhit.com/europeans-smallpox-and-the-americas/
Maybe smallpox killed the remaining 238,000 after guns killed the 15 millionBy the close of the Indian Wars in the late 19th century, fewer than 238,000 Indigenous people remained, a sharp decline from the estimated 5 million to 15 million living in North America when Columbus arrived in 1492.
One would likely think the obvious. Apparently not.Medicine did not exist then for those diseases.
We did not have those medicines at that time.When Europeans came to North America and brought diseases that killed 90% of native Americans could that have been prevented by giving them medicine?
When Europeans came to North America and brought diseases that killed 90% of native Americans could that have been prevented by giving them medicine?
Even with medicine smallpox is a problem in parts of the world today.
In there lies your error. The Europeans never brought smallpox to the US. (Besides from the US not existing at the time.) Columbus never reached the North American mainland and except from some coastal explorers, neither did any other Europeans. Settlements on the North American continent (as opposed to the islands) started over 100 years after Columbus. At that time smallpox had already travelled from South and Meso America and killed ~ 90% of then living natives.IF what you say is true AND Europeans bringing smallpox to US
Someone else claimed Europeans brought smallpox to USIn there lies your error. The Europeans never brought smallpox to the US.