How did disease affect interaction between early colonizers and the American Indians? (5 points)
Lack of immunity to American bacteria led many early European colony attempts to die out.
Early colonizers wiped out vast numbers of native peoples through the spread of viral diseases.
Populations on both sides were strengthened as survivors carried immunities from both groups.
Attempts to colonize slowed dramatically because of fear of disease and lack of medical care,
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