
Impact of Old World Diseases on the New World

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Jackson Turner
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History, Biology, Science
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10th - 12th Grade
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Hard
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1.
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What was the primary reason for the drastic decline in the indigenous population of the New World after European arrival?
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Why didn't Europeans get sick from New World diseases?
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What is a key characteristic of plagues?
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Why were cities crucial for the survival of plagues?
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What was a major factor in the spread of plagues in colonial cities?
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How do plagues typically originate?
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Why were Old World cities filled with domesticated animals?
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What was a significant consequence of the lack of domesticable animals in the New World?
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How did domesticated animals contribute to the spread of diseases?
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What is a key factor in the domestication of animals?
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