Which of the following was a key factor leading to the death of large numbers of First Nations people?   1 pointa) The First Nations people did not have sufficient resourcesb) The First Nations people did not have immunityc) The First Nations people did not have money or gold to trade with the colonistsd) The colonists competed with the First Nations for buffalo

. What were the cultural effects of contact between the First Nations and Europeans?   1 pointa) Pressure to change religious beliefsb) Pressure to change their way of lifec) Pressure to change alliancesd) All of the above

Following Christopher Columbus' arrival in North American in 1492, violence and disease killed ______________% of the indigenous population.

What is the primary reason why so many native people died after 1492?They at too much pasta.They were intentionally killed by the SpanishThey lacked resistance to the Old World diseases.They were disgusted with the Europeans.

Which factor was an important contributor to the start of World War I?A.The fall of orthodox religions after the Reformation led to religious tensions among Europeans.B.Industrialized nations were using advanced technology to oppress less developed European nations.C.Democracy began to spread throughout Europe and incited opposition from dictators.D.European countries were competing with one another for control of colonies in Africa and Asia.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

A. Briefly explain why ONE of the following was the most significant factor in the expansion of slavery in colonial America from 1600 to 1750. - European demand for colonial goods - A shortage of indentured servants - The spread of epidemic diseasesB. Provide ONE example of a specific historical event or development that supports your explanation in A. C. Provide specific historical evidence for why ONE of the other options is less convincing than your choice in ‘a’ as the most significant factor in the expansion of slavery from 1600-1750.